Sentence examples for demand in which from inspiring English sources

Judy believes that the "permissive" 1960s and 70s have ushered in a godless world of legalised abortion and divorce on demand in which millions of unborn lives have been wrongly terminated; JB disagrees profoundly.

HBO already offers up to 40 hours a week to cable systems that have the capacity for video on demand, in which viewers order from a menu of HBO programs for about $6.95 a month.

In the past, that has restricted digital presses to fairly short print-runs.On the plus side, the capacity for doing short runs efficiently has given rise to "publishing on demand", in which production volumes can be as low as a couple of dozen copies at a time.

So: an overall shortfall of demand, in which people just don't want to buy enough goods to maintain full employment, can only happen in a monetary economy; it's correct to say that what's happening in such a situation is that people are trying to hoard money instead (which is the moral of the story of the baby-sitting coop).

Among them are self-publishing a manuscript as an e-book; self-publishing through myriad companies that print on demand, in which a paperback or hardcover book is printed each time it is purchased; and buying an array of services, from editing and design to marketing and publicity, from what are known as assisted self-publishing companies.

This paper deals with a continuous review inventory system with Poisson demand, in which lateral transshipments are allowed.

(His alternative would have been to ask the board of governors for permission to let the stock drop unchecked...) Within a month, Jackson found himself "eating"Canso stock - holding a great many shares of little value or promise & in no demand-in which he had invested a large part of his capital.

In this paper, we propose a full model of demand response in which demand flexibility is fully utilized by price responsive shiftable demand bids in energy market as well as spinning reserve bids in reserve market.

Near-video-on-demand (in which a film plays on several channels at once, allowing viewers to pick a convenient start-time) is the most promising application, but its success is far from certain.

To say that individuals should simply reduce their stress, without changing the swirl of pressures and demands in which we find ourselves, is to ignore reality for most Americans.

We consider the revenue maximization problem with sharp multi-demand, in which m indivisible items have to be sold to n potential buyers.