In Denver, with a population of 2.5m in 2007 if you include the suburbs, the sex trade grossed a mere $40m.The demand for sex probably does not change much over time, but other things do.
In their time and place, the mere demand that public discourse be perspicuous, in particular, that reasoning be valid and premises true a demand implicit in their general ideal of reason placed them in the middle of crucial socio-political struggles.
But the party's stomach for imposing heavier direct taxes on large sections of the electorate has gone.Its line on public services long criticised as mere demands for higher spending, and uncosted ones at that is also starting to embrace market reforms.
In recent years Greece has tried to build international support for its repatriation campaign by going beyond mere demands, for example joining forces with Italy in 2007 to crack down on antiquities theft and nefarious art dealers who trade in looted works.
"The opportunity is there, but the early exploration efforts have been disappointing," said Stephen O'Rourke, a senior gas supply analyst at the energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie in Edinburgh, who estimates that European shale gas may meet a mere 5 percent of demand within the European Union by 2030.
Mixing the two, Scully evolves from a mere skeptic who demands proof to validate a truth, to an empiricist who wants proof, but is open to other perspectives.
He argues a mere 2% increase in demand at the outer edge would be enough to soak up all excess capacity.
A mere 1% change in global demand can shift the market from oversupply to shortage.
The Arsenal vice-chairman, David Dein, will not meet his £60,000 a week pay demand, offering a mere £55,000 a week.
It could provide a perfect opportunity for Labour to demand not a mere change in Tory leader, but an immediate general election to choose a new government.
