Sentence examples for demand's from inspiring English sources

Demand's gotten a bad rap because of perceived low-quality content (eg, eHow.com).

The Ghirris make a good case for Monaco's renewed cultural fortunes, which depend not just on money but also on good judgment — Mr. Demand's and also Ms. Beaud's in hiring him.

OBAMA: Candy, there's no doubt that world demand's gone up, but our production is going up, and we're using oil more efficiently.

Because Demand's social sites target such small audiences, he thinks it's better to buy than build.

The photograph "Control Room," for instance, purports to show the interior of the Fukushima Daiichi power plant during its tsunami-induced meltdown; it's a no man's land, made even less habitable by Mr. Demand's conspicuous artifice.

Turns out the demand's there.

Digital On-Demand's kiosk could take just as long, depending on the number of CD-ROM burning stations installed behind a counter.

But most directional arrows are pointing toward on-demand's dominance in the future, thanks to services like Netflix, Amazon, Hulu or the DVR.

Communication is one of on-demand's biggest challenges.

There was Trump's demand for Comey's loyalty.

Let's demand better.