Sentence examples for always demand for from inspiring English sources

There's always demand for long-dated assets".

There is always demand for U.S. government debt.

There is always demand for sales staff in Tel Aviv's bustling stores, and one talented graduate even went on to a professional design school on a scholarship.

"There's always demand for fairer-priced shares, even in an unloved sector like this one," said James Eden, an analyst at Exane BNP in London.

However, they always demand for the optimum power consumption of phones in order to increase its battery lifetime.

"Most of the gaming operations are online, so there's always demand for developers and programmers," says Ian. .

It is always demanded for conscious decisions that in the light of hindsight could easily be called malicious.

The kidnappers almost always demand schools and hospitals for their deprived areas.

Mindful that the American military has always demanded immunity for its troops in other countries, and that failure to agree on that point led to the American military's total withdrawal from Iraq, Mr. Karzai is willing to try to persuade the loya jirga to agree on immunity, but not on the raiding of homes, one of the Afghan officials said.

Baroness Grender, a Lib Dem peer and former aide to Clegg, said the whole row had been started by the "appalling behaviour" one of Gove's former advisers Dominic Cummings, who had branded Clegg a revolting character who was always demanding cash for his "latest absurd gimmick".

South Koreans, for instance, always demand discounts, says Kazushi Komatsuzaki, the manager of a men's clothing store in Daikanyama.