Sentence examples for demand ever for from inspiring English sources

At the time, the concerts were the biggest gigs ever held for a single band on UK soil, and to date remain the largest demand ever for a British concert; with reportedly over 2,500,000 applications for tickets.

Others will push demand ever higher for decades to come.

The Association of Baby Boomer Advocates (ABBA) demands ever more good things: subsidies for Botox and motorised scooters for those too lazy to walk.

You can demand that for ever for all I care...but if you want to make money you should conclude an agreement quickly".

With increasing demand for ever smaller consumer electronic products Tessera is poised for strong revenue growth.

The selfish worldview of America's upper classes is underscored by their demand for ever greater financial rewards.

Brooks Brothers know by long experience that uniforms and regulation accessories do not remain in feverish demand for ever.

"Legalized ivory sales have been a boon to carvers and brokers, who have helped fuel the demand for ever greater supplies.

Pension funds and insurance companies, frantic for return, demanded ever-riskier securities engineered to meet their ratings-driven investment criteria.

Exploding demand for ever-higher data throughputs in cellular networks is one of the main drivers behind their current evolution toward the 5th generation [1].

Now that many educators have begun to use connected classroom technologies, their demand for ever-more sophisticated solutions will blossom.