Sentence examples for demand quite from inspiring English sources

He added, "Community services can't totally replace the need for inpatient services, but it can bring down the demand quite a bit".

We at Siemens are actually finding domestic demand quite strong in the UK - but to get figures well above 50 we still need some more stability in the European sovereign debt crises which is slowly beginning to happen.

Glenn Stevens, the central bank's governor, says such growth is "below-trend", and domestic demand "quite weak".Still, Mr Garnaut predicts that falling demand for iron ore will not stop a wave of new supply from some of the world's biggest miners among them, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, two Anglo-Australian giants.

The results show that firms in each context demand quite different forms of capital and dispositions from firm members.

Unfortunately it seems like they didn't stem demand quite enough, as new Mailbox for desktop users seemingly overwhelmed its system for syncing mail.

Thus, we demand quite a lot of our new faculty, and a job at HMC will appeal to people who respect and want the balance between scholarship, teaching, and mentorship".

Sometimes, the situation demands quite a bit more.

(They, on the other hand, demanded quite a lot for showing up.) Mr. Jones and Mr. Smith once again don their black suits and neuralizer-resistant sunglasses, along with their baggy interracial-buddy-movie personas.

If you imagine the amount of food, water, oxygen and power a single person might consume in a mission set to last up to three years (if you include the surface stay), that demands quite a sizable larder.

Few demanded quite as much from its cast and crew as Mr. Geffen's film, which is scheduled to be released by National Geographic Entertainment on both conventional and Imax screens in April, after having qualified for Oscar consideration with screenings in New York and Los Angeles this year.

A major opposition party yesterday demanded, quite reasonably, some "proof of life".