Sentence examples for a demand for extra from inspiring English sources

Other IRA prisoners followed his example, and in 1978 the mass blanket protest turned into the dirty protest when IRA prisoners refused to leave their cells following another violent dispute, this time over a demand for extra towels in the communal washrooms.

There is always a demand for extra hands on deck as the fiscal year comes to a close.

"But instead of addressing this crisis head on, the government has slashed the capital budget by nearly two thirds and are creating free schools, many of which are in areas where there isn't a demand for extra places or from parents".

Melt blowing is the most common technique to directly produce nonwovens from polymeric resins without any demand for extra bonding steps.

The Netherlands' far-right firebrand, Geert Wilders, staked his participation in the government on a demand for an extra half-billion euros in spending on elder care, and most recently defended tax breaks for children who take care of aging parents.

There is reason to suppose that there is a high demand for extra blood flow to the mammary gland until the time at which the puppies start to eat more food from other sources.

The influx of workers from areas around the village accompanied an increased demand for extra housing.

There was an "almost constant demand for extra midwives to staff the delivery suite", a lack of blood pressure monitoring equipment for women who had undergone Caesarean sections, and problems with emergency equipment.

The Welsh Blood Service said it was meeting demand from hospitals and had not seen "an increase in demand for extra blood products".

The rise will pile more pressure on exam boards with more pupils taking GCSEs and A-levels - and create demand for extra school places.

The principal photography produced a high demand for extras as zombies.