Sentence examples for demand both from inspiring English sources

Many plans demand both co-pays and co-insurance.

To demand both might be asking more than human beings are capable of.

The central problem remains inadequate aggregate demand – both at home and around the world.

"Further declines in aggregate demand, both corporate and consumer, are likely to overshadow such repair-related demand," he said.

The scenery was likely very simple, but, over the centuries, audiences came to demand both pageantry and verisimilitude.

They are different from other mental disorders and addictions, and demand both a physiological and psychological approach.

Officials from Riverbank State Park say the problems stem from high demand both inside and outside the community.

Herbalife says there is genuine and strong demand both inside and outside its network for its products.

It is Marty's unpleasant task to deal with Clayton's request for a cash advance - a demand both men are aware could look like blackmail.

Agency workers are a feature of employment in the motor industry, allowing manufacturers to adjust more easily to changes in demand, both up and down.

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