Sentence examples for demand taking from inspiring English sources

Gartner noted that "regional and Chinese Android device manufacturers continued to beat market demand, taking larger share and creating a tough competitive environment for Lumia devices".

Boehner said he would ignore the president's demand, taking the unusual step of inviting a foreign leader directly into an American political debate.

Weber sees an 1807 Leipzig performance of Beethoven's Third Symphony, the titanic, turbulent "Eroica," as a turning point: the work was brought back a week later, "by demand," taking a place of honor at the end of the program.

The first is cotton, a natural fibre with links to forced labour that is as thirsty as it is in demand, taking up to 2,700 litres of water to make one shirt.

As a student, Ms. Powell honed her skills at Yale's clinic, which Prof. Harold Koh set up in 1990 in response to student demand, taking on clients who are human rights groups or individual victims.

In order to assess seismic safety of SSCs located at different floors of the building, floor response spectra (FRS) for such beyond design basis seismic demand, taking into account possible nonlinear behavior of structure, is required.

The repayment demand took Mr Schofield by surprise.

Production of most manufactures stabilized last month, and unless demand takes another fall should soon recover.

Both the economy and energy demand take a big hit under a carbon price regime.

But the publisher looks cheap and is well-positioned if demand takes off for open-access science journals.

Only when the price goes below $40, he says, does demand take off: "Get it below $30 and it really takes off".