Sentence examples for demand has indicated from inspiring English sources

"Our research on national demand has indicated an increasing amount of time in forces is directed towards public protection and safeguarding issues".

The Times rejected that demand and has indicated it will vigorously defend any legal action.

Egg supplies are falling short of demand, the US Department of Agriculture has indicated, and Brown said egg buyers such as grocery stores and wholesalers are trying to stock up for fear that another large farm with millions of chickens will be stricken – causing prices to spike higher.

Related: Bird flu outbreak continues as flock of millions registers infection in Iowa Egg supplies are falling short of demand, the US Department of Agriculture has indicated, and Brown said egg buyers such as grocery stores and wholesalers are trying to stock up for fear that another large farm with millions of chickens will be stricken – causing prices to spike higher.

But Cameron has not demanded Brown's resignation, and he has indicated that he is not going push for a hasty resolution of the situation.

As KFC puts it: "Feedback from consumers has indicated that there is significant demand for halal food … We've chosen [to serve it] in stores in areas where we expect demand for halal restaurants".

UK manufacturing activity increased in November after solid domestic demand offset weaker orders from overseas markets, a survey has indicated.

However, previous research has indicated that strong security tends to demand strong identity, especially in authentication processes.

The trial has indicated a potentially widespread and sustainable demand for Internet based interventions for people with hazardous alcohol consumption.

The lender has indicated that it plans to accelerate the maturity and to demand payment of SureBeam's debt, the company, which is based in San Diego, said Monday.

Tsipras has indicated he would accept compromises on the lenders' austerity demands in return for debt relief – the writing off or rescheduling of some of Greece's debt.