Sentence examples for demand come from from inspiring English sources

But where does this demand come from?

Where will all this demand come from, since Wall Street is no longer as flush as it once was?

Where does demand come from?

"Where will demand come from?" asks Marston, who sees no obvious answer.

The legal grounds for the FBI's demand come from the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) and the All Writs Act (AWA).

"The demand comes from real life," he said.

The demand came from small investors, she says, not occupiers.

For once, most of the demand came from creditors in the euro area, rather than Americans.

Originally, the main demand came from farmers and those to whom they sold.

These days, much of the demand comes from eastern European workers, who cram into tiny rooms.

The real change come when the demand comes from the communities and young people themselves.