Sentence examples for Made available on demand from inspiring English sources

Postal voting went on to get its biggest show yet in the 2001 UK election, where it was made available "on demand" - an offer taken up by almost 4% of the electorate.

Culture secretary John Whittingdale told the Telegraph: "We're moving into a different world where more and more content is going to be made available on demand.

BBC Radio 1 is aiming to become the "Netflix of music radio" with a new strategy that starts with commissioning 25 hours of programming that will be made available on demand.

In the magazine this week, I write about the long-unavailable "Party Girl," a gangland-Chicago romance between a dancer and a Mob lawyer, which has recently been made available on demand by Warner Archive.

The government rushed through legislation to close off the potential for further abuses of postal voting which have come to light since it was made available on demand five years ago.

Organ re-construction is performed either in vitro in laboratories and may be made available on demand; or the regenerating factors or microenvironment can be engineered in vivo for organs to grow inside the body.

Prior to that the live show, subsequently made available on-demand on the iPlayer and Apple's iTunes, was on BBC London for six years.

The campaign, which will feature popular characters including Peppa Pig, will promote a huge expansion in kids programming that Sky has made available on-demand.

He said that when a movie title was made available on-demand the same day the DVD was released, revenue from video-on-demand rentals increased 50percentt — and retail sales actually went up 5 to 10percentt.

Sky is also in the process of recruiting for a head of kids content to manage the expansion, which includes raising the number of episodes being made available on-demand from about 700 to 4,000, with viewing already up 50% year-on-year.

It would have every movie ever made available on-demand.