Sentence examples for demand for extras from inspiring English sources

The principal photography produced a high demand for extras as zombies.

In Brunei, prime minister Tony Abbott rebuffed the demand for extra staff.

Their mood was not improved by Spain's last-minute demand for extra votes for itself immediately.

The demand for extra food is so great that the state can no longer control prices at these markets.

"But the demand for extra measures could also lead to a backlash, destabilise the entire political system and democracy itself.

What about his recent demand for extra money for Scotland, to compensate his people for spending on the Olympics in London?

The rise will pile more pressure on exam boards with more pupils taking GCSEs and A-levels - and create demand for extra school places.

And then the smoking gun: the political necessity of yielding to the South's demand for extra "influence in the [Presidential] election on the score of Negroes".

Equipment capabilities are advancing faster than demand for extra power -- a switch from the days when a new computer seemed outmoded the minute it was bought.

"Demand for extra hours of free childcare is likely to be high and we are concerned that a significant number of local authorities in England will not be able to meet this demand.

The state made its demand for extra assurances about the integrity of testing in March, after it was notified of the accusations, according to a spokesman for the district and Dennis Tompkins, a spokesman for the State Education Department.