Sentence examples for demand calls from inspiring English sources

Meantime, his services remain in demand; calls come about every other week from lawyers or lenders representing other troubled companies in need of a seasoned turnaround specialist.

In his catalog essay Mr. Demand calls Magritte "probably the artist whose works children most often first perceive as art, and whose omnipresence in the museum shops of the world has almost obscured the unique nature of his pictures".

But increased demand calls forth increased supply and supporters of Pets may have felt their hearts sink when the news came out after the close last night that the private equity fund KKR wants to dump nearly half its holding, no less than 108m shares.

The global energy demand calls for more efficient storage systems.

The increasing need towards customised products in combination with the volatile product demand calls for efficient ways to design and plan manufacturing network configurations.

"I don't believe that supply and demand calls for $100-a-barrel oil," he says, attributing part of today's high oil price to speculation.

European officials swiftly rejected the demand, calling it a violation of the deal.

During that period, Citizens United, a nonprofit corporation, had wanted to run a documentary, as a cable video on demand, called "Hillary: The Movie," which was critical of Hillary Clinton.

Her writing has the kind of urgency that the great problems demand – call them themes; they are the kind of problem that make a writer.

One demand called for "showers or a nurse room with a bed or a rec room where we can relax when things get crazy".

The commission also proposes a new kind of partnership bringing together supply and demand, called Innovation Partnerships.