Sentence examples for demand exactly from inspiring English sources

The London Train does not meet this demand exactly.

But the Proton equipment would also be connected to the local grid: upon receiving a signal, it would pull more current from the grid, or less, to keep supply and demand exactly balanced.

If the UK can demand access to the contents of internet accounts – even where the data is stored overseas – of people in the UK, why shouldn't Russia demand exactly the same of Britons who happen to be in Russia?

It's a clever show that points up the slipperiness of language, demonstrating – in one striking example – that Joseph Goebbels and the American general George S Patton can sound very different, but demand exactly the same thing.

First, constraints (2) impose the hourly load-balance requirements that the sum of non-PEV and PEV-charging demand exactly equals energy produced by conventional and wind generators.

(Contrast Moran 2004, discussed toward this section's end, who takes the same answer to commit one to being able to specify, on demand, exactly what one finds pleasant and how).

Neville Lawrence has demanded exactly that in an interview with the BBC.

Many in Algeria, Yemen, Jordan, Bahrain and the wider region (and indeed right across the world) are demanding exactly what Tunisians and Egyptians have demanded.

And she becomes a one-woman girl group in "Say You're Sorry," a breakup song demanding exactly that modest concession, and in "Not Alone," a study in separation anxiety.

The exaggerated national characteristics -- the buttonholing Americans demanding exactly what they want, and the heroic, resistant British -- suggest how cleverly these two entertainments have mined the English mood, with a tone that is acerbic but not nasty.

Q: What are you demanding, exactly?