Sentence examples for demand for something from inspiring English sources

"There was pent-up demand for something different here".

But Bharadwaj says there is a growing demand for something different.

"There's definitely a demand for something that's not South Beach," Mr. Cho said.

To borrow the language of Davos, there is a demand for something else.

We started the Celebration service because we recognised there was a demand for something more flexible".

There's always going to be a demand for something more, and that is what we aim to produce.

Sadat's music continued to evolve, moving from protest to making demands for something more.

While the company's cloud-based invoicing service has been doing well since its reveal at Disrupt in May 2011, and subsequent launch on iOS in August (they have 5,550 registered users and host 5 million invoices in the cloud), Hoeper says they've been fielding demands for something that's more of a mobile POS (point-of-sale) solution.

The uprising that followed the verdict- burgeoning with demands for something different- not just freedom from the racist pressures of the police, but quality, life sustaining jobs, neighborhoods that were truly safe, and the ability to define our own future- lasted three days in the streets.

Rob Cawley, principal of the Seckford Foundation free schools trust, which runs both schools, said the school still only had 171 pupils but there was "a clear parental demand … for something different, and the free schools movement is about more than just school places.

However, sometimes pent-up demand is for something that can be built, but just hasn't been yet.