Sentence examples for by its demand from inspiring English sources

In 2011 it became the world's largest importer of agricultural products, powered by its demand for soybeans, a feedstock for pigs.But China's openness to soy contrasts with the barricades it erects around what it deems to be key foods.

The gathering, from November 3rd to 5th, is being presented by China as a demonstration of its rapidly expanding ties with Africa (driven mostly by its demand for African oil and other natural resources), as well as of its organisational abilities ahead of the Beijing Olympics in August 2008.

The production and consumption of wood pulp (mechanical + chemical + semi-chemical pulp (FAO 2014) are determined by its demand and supply.

Such a strategy is "too small" for reason which, even despite the limits of our own human sensibility, is defined by its capacity to think beyond all standards of sense and by its demand for more thorough explanation.

Opposition leader Vitali Klitschko has told a crowd of anti-government protesters in Kiev that he will reject the position, and that the opposition stands by its demand for a presidential election to be held this year.

They considered that teamwork is not just a type of work methodology in the classroom, but also a key skill within the context of the curriculum, given that it is essential in the training of education professionals, as demonstrated by its demand in the labour market (FG 3).

He was consumed by its challenges, obsessed by its possibilities, overwhelmed by its demands.

Piers Lane, an Australian pianist based in London, seemed undaunted by its demands.

When Dellarobia is asked to sign an energy-saving pledge, she is baffled by its demands.

But he also said that Turkey stood by its demands for an apology and compensation for the victims of the Israeli raid.

The only way to gauge qualifications for the office is to be tested by its demands, leaving a person's judgment as the most important qualification of all.