Sentence examples for demand of course from inspiring English sources

All this depends on demand, of course.

Their dominant demand, of course, is for Mubarak to step down.

That is partly because of demand, of course: a grand total of nine Chattanoogan residences and 23 businesses have it.

It is a spurious demand of course, otherwise the Old and New Testament would also have to be scrutinised closely for mysoginist and homophobic lyrics.

Will it close via a welcome rise in foreign demand, an unwelcome fall in American demand, or through a realignment of currencies, switching demand towards American goods and away from the goods of its trading partners?American demand, of course, has already fallen from the heady peaks of the last decade.

"Due to the overwhelming popularity of our O'Bama Tee," the ad reads, "we are expanding our line of Saint Patrick's Day fashion!" The campaign, making shandy from lemons, or something like that, is offering both shirts as a package - "by popular demand" of course -- at a $10 discount.

I understand that piracy exists in a void, and so if you can't meet demand they'll step up and help you to meet demand--Of course nobody is going to give you a dime.

Instead, make YouTube look like Pandora with video... .. Pandora being the US personal radio service that doesn't let you pick and choose songs on-demand, of course.

"The exceptions Washington demands of course are very irritating," said one European diplomat, adding that Washington now needed its allies.

It's all on-demand, of course, not a subscription model, so if you're not a constant watcher of movies, it might be a better deal than a Netflix subscription.

I was a senior in college, juggling the demands of course work, lab work, and there's no easy way to say this marching band.