Sentence examples similar to dealing demand from inspiring English sources

The riskiness of venture deals demands that, Mathias pointed out.

The social permission to naturally feel and learn to deal demands more time, space, and consideration, and is a subject that endlessly interests me.

Voters who say they're fed up with negative politics — and sleazy back-room deals — need to demand better.

"Giuliani is focused so much on supply, instead of dealing with demand and energy efficiency and conservation," Mr. Gupta said.

The technology also works with wind-power plants and for dealing with demand management in conventional power grids.

NHS bosses say it is a "pragmatic way" of dealing with demands.

It's important to have good people skills and patience as you will be dealing with demanding people.

Franck estimated another 50 beds across the territory would be needed by the end of 2016 to deal with demand.

The college also says it is concerned mechanisms are not in place in the community to deal with demand.

Pan and [Nagi (2010]) developed a robust optimization approach to deal with demand uncertainty in supply chain network in agile manufacturing.

The gummy bears sold so well that the Bonn-based company had to expand production to a second factory to deal with demand.