Sentence examples for classic demand from inspiring English sources

And yesterday's perception was of a Tory chancellor implementing a classic demand of the left, giving a "pay rise" to the nation's strivers.

This is classic demand management, of course.

NES Classic demand exceeded Nintendo's expectations – that much was fairly clear from the fact that it has thus far been nearly impossible to get a system here in the States.

As the pre-Oscar hype snowballs into an avalanche, Martin Gibb Ricky Gervaiss), who runs the distribution company Sunfish Classics, demands that the film's Jewishness be "toned down," and its title is changed to "Home for Thanksgiving".

And now that we have Wikipedia to tell us that spaghetti trees don't really exist (ha ha ha, it's a classic), we demand more sophisticated japery.

It was shown previously that when mice are forced to pay a price for food (e.g., to work in the form of bar presses or nose pokes), their daily intake is maintained well at lower prices but declines at higher prices, which is a relatively inelastic but classic consumer demand function.

The selling created a classic supply-demand imbalance, Mr. Jones said, and some bond mutual funds scooped up long-term munis at depressed prices.

Her boss, Irving Abel Joe Cortesee), who runs the Cleveland Coliseum, is a classic pig, demanding that Jackie bring him coffee, taking credit for her good ideas and blaming her for his blunders.

Another popular charge is that classic utilitarianism demands too much, because it requires us to do acts that are or should be moral options (neither obligatory nor forbidden).

In productions of the classics, he demanded lively, supple speaking in place of the slow, ponderous delivery of the traditionalists.

The problem is a classic supply and demand imbalance, with the price of cotton rising almost 80 percent since July and prices expected to remain high.