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Demand in sentence

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So it's the demand that brings them to the table.
The other thing that we've done, as we've continued to increase demand, is that we kind of play a shell game with the costs.
CA: And some of the companies themselves, I mean, there's plenty of demand there.
What's holding them back from supplying that demand?
And one who lives for my home theater, a home theater where I devour DVDs, video on demand and a lot of television.
And thirdly, public demand.
Secondly, to create even more intensive and strict public demand for the reduction of chemicals in agricultural fresh produce.
As productivity increases, incomes rise and demand grows.
As this worker used the machine and became more productive, the price of washers would fall, demand for washers would rise, more washers would have to be made, and there'd be more work for his pals to do.
The economic pie may get larger, but as machines become more capable, it's possible that any new demand will fall on goods that machines, rather than human beings, are best placed to produce.
In short, demand for tasks isn't demand for human labor.
Buildings consume about 40 percent of our total energy demand, so tackling this consumption would significantly reduce our climate emissions.
If you would utilize all areas which have a nice orientation to the sun and they're not overly shaded, the power generated by photovoltaics would correspond to about 30 percent of our total energy demand.
And it does demand some capacity of translation on both sides.
It's clear that while we have demand for mathematics skills rapidly increasing, supply is in steady decline.
Does all this seem to demand more willing suspension of disbelief than even most Hollywood fare?
Give me a break.I'm heading back to the video store right now to get Demand my money back.Anyone else who has watched this piece of trash, should do the same.
I am almost tempted to demand my money back from the video store.
The time I wasted seeing this movie, I demand back!
I also demand some important designation in The Godfather fan club, having watched the Coppola classic more times than you have delivered flops from your Factory.
I won't give away the plot, but once you realize why the people in this film are running from the native man in the film you will demand the two wasted hours of your life back.
Jackie Chan movies are typical examples of how offer is bigger than demand.Well,to be honest,which demand?In this one Jackie Chan is whatever his name is in this one,I doubt if he even knows,and he is some kind of race car driver.Well,he drives 10 miles an hour and then the footage is sped up,that way I can do all the stunts myself as well.During the great finale,in which Jackie Chan wants to arrest the bad guy by beating him in a race,we finally get to see how shoddy this production really is.Chan's fighting,especially in the casino scene is decent,but when we're talking about special effects,dear Lord.And must everyone crash in this race?That's just stupid.And here it's really not safe for the drivers,there's not even a concrete wall in the neighborhood.And don't get me started on what kind of awful story this has,I mean,it's Hongkong,it was probably written at gun point by eight-year-olds,but still,what a mess.I like Chan as much as the next guy,perhaps more since I saw "Rush Hour",but his agent's retarded cousin really needs to pick his projects better.
After I left the theatre, I honestly wanted to write to the movie company and demand my $7 back..sheeesh, I could have gone bowling or something for that money.
I was browsing through the movies on demand and saw Underdog for free and it was only 82 minutes long so I decided to watch it.
This film is one of the worst adaptations of Pride and Prejudice ever filmed and if Jane Austen were alive, she would demand that her name be removed from the film.
If I were buying taffy from the store featured in this fine romantic comedy, I would demand to be served by the guy who trained the person who played the guy selling taffy.
A beautiful, talented young woman who was once in high demand for many big-budget, Hollywood pictures.
Once at that fort, Peck gets to deliver a grand speech in which at the demand of the men he has lined up for orders, he tells them each why he took them along.
The demand for more lines is OK since I like to express my own opinions quite frequently.
Do yourself a favor and demand this set on DVD!
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