Sentence examples for anyway demand from inspiring English sources

Some commentators say that Japanese men anyway demand a robust culture, and women feel unable to object.

In particular, that sluggish U.S. economy, and the dubious determination of Democrats and Republicans alike to raise taxes anyway, demands Mr. Bush's attention as much as does the Middle East.

what're you doing around here anyway?" demands the homeless man, younger but standing at the twilight of his life.

JSTOR asked that the Department of Justice not press charges, but prosecutors went ahead anyway, demanding he plead guilty to all charges and serve a sentence.

And it will probably sell the seat again anyway, if demand allows.

But the price of electricity was falling over the period anyway, and demand was way down because of the recession.

Rather like the poet Byron, Chester returned to New York to find himself famous or anyway in demand.

"We strongly urge that humanitarian work not be impeded in anyway and demand the immediate return of our facilities in Jowhar town as well as the release of looted equipments and supplies".

"How would you make any money, anyway?" he demanded.

The rich nations (it is argued) should be giving the money anyway, not demanding organs in return for it.

Anyway, Kaprow demanded in this essay that the way that art was made be changed.