Sentence examples for demand telling from inspiring English sources

Kofi Annan, the secretary general of the United Nations, endorsed the demand, telling reporters in Turkey, "I am confident they will destroy the weapons".

In the past few decades, government researchers have developed other methods, most of which rely on what is known as an information barrier a computer that obscures or forgets classified data on demand, telling its human user only "real" or "not real".

Standard supply and demand tells us that more houses mean lower prices and lower rents.

THE law of supply and demand tells you that increasing the quantity of something tends to reduce its price.

"It's like going from buying clothes in the store to online," Pat Basu, the chief medical officer of Doctor on Demand, told me.

Corset sales are booming, part of a massive trend for body shaping underwear, but the peaks and troughs of demand tell a story about feminism and body image over the past 200 years.

"Your immune system needs rest to regenerate," Dr. Ian Tong, chief medical officer at Doctor On Demand, told HuffPost in an email.

Try not to make a serious face and an accusing tone of voice, or demand 'Tell me his/her identity', 'What have you done with him/her?', your child will think you are posing threats.

In short, a giant of American sports "whose story demands telling".

Minutes later, he told Ms. O'Brien to meet JPMorgan's demands, telling her that it was "the most important thing" she could get "done that day".

Rush Limbaugh said: If "you have some idiot government official demanding, telling me I must take this vaccine, I'll never take it".