Sentence examples for basically demanding from inspiring English sources
The democratisation part of this strategy demands a strategic partnership between the west and the people of the Islamic world, who are basically demanding dignity, self-respect and the same fundamental rights as the ordinary citizen in the west enjoys.
The democratization part of this strategy demands a strategic partnership between the West and the people of the Islamic world, who are basically demanding dignity, self-respect and the same fundamental rights as the ordinary citizen in the West enjoys.
Wall Street is basically demanding big public tech companies to answer the question, "How mobile can you go?" And based on a read of the big tech companies' recent Q3 earnings reports, they all got the memo.
And if they don't trust you, they basically demand a higher interest rate on the debt you sell.
On Wednesday, the United Nations secretary general basically demanded that Mr. Assad adhere immediately to a six-point cease-fire proposal that his government had agreed to the day before.
Traditional surgical practice basically demanded that residents play every minute of the game, literally shoulder to shoulder with their mentor.
There are trips we strongly recommend you take and then there are those that we basically demand.
Consider that before the president's appearance in front of the U.N. General Assembly in September he had a two-hour meeting with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, in which he basically demanded that China stop manipulating its currency.
Because of "Roy's aesthetic," Leigh is able "to carve out 'cameo clauses' where appropriate," which basically demand buyers working with Purdy pay him if they use his image in any marketing before a given project is released.
"Basically, demands and resources are going in the opposite direction".
"Basically, demand has been growing quite strongly over the past three or four years in China and India as well as the U.S.," said Rick Mueller, an analyst with Energy Security Analysis in Massachusetts.
