Sentence examples for demand articles from inspiring English sources

Tobacco control activities to reduce demand (Articles 6-16) in Zimbabwe have been minimal (Table  2).

Bad mistakes were made when Corbyn dashed to demand article 50 be triggered the day after the referendum, with Labour having no more clue than the Tories what shape of deal was possible.

But some EU countries think that Britain should plan to pack its bags as soon as possible, demanding Article 50 notification sooner rather than later.

As screens get sharper and batteries stronger, more people will get their sitcoms and weather reports on demand, their articles on the Web rather than on a piece of paper.

We recorded major spikes in vaccine demand after articles about the outbreak were published in The New York Times, a widely read publication, and uptake continued to increase as smaller-scale print and electronic publications and social media participants picked up the story.

If you have received medical training and you have an interest in writing, then you could be in high demand for articles in medical journals, hospitals, websites and pamphlets.

There are plenty of them and modernity is what Indian voters increasingly demand (see article).

The central bank should finance tax cuts directly to lift demand (see article).

On two of these occasions he has demanded that articles are removed from the internet.

Re "Finding the Intersection of Supply and Demand" (news article, Nov. 23): Nine hundred new taxis in New York?

Their reluctance to invest may have more to do with regulatory, financial and fiscal uncertainty than weak consumer demand (see article).