Sentence examples for demand the question from inspiring English sources

Only, in a twist on drug deals and, perhaps, health care reform and the law of supply and demand, the question plays out in reverse on a few busy blocks of Washington Heights.

With Indonesia set to increase production by 50% by 2020 to meet rising demand, the question is not one of palm oil or not, but of how to maximise the economic and development benefits while minimising the adverse social and environmental effects.

But to some, those figures, from the consulting firm Johnson Associates, demand the question: Why should Wall Street executives get any bonuses at all? Banks' profits have plunged, and the government is spending hundreds of billions of dollars to shore up the industry and prevent its problems from dragging down the economy.

In addition, if actions approaching a conspecific activate social affordances that increase accuracy demand, the question arises if and how the corresponding social requests (i.e. the request gestures) play a role in activating social affordances and consequently in modifying the kinematics of the sequences.

EVER since Keyshawn Johnson departed to Tampa Bay in a flurry of contract demands, the question has hovered over the Jets: could Al Groh and Dedric Ward justify the deal?

This rather demands the question of why a few more unfairly neglected areas of British music aren't included on the shortlist.

When someone wants to rush an investigation or avoid it altogether, it demands the question, what are they afraid is going to be found?

And for some it demands the question: Why do we continue to endorse, tolerate and even vote for those involved in criminal justice who deem a young life--especially one mentally unstable--so disposable?

All of which demands the question: "Why don't you just watch ITV instead of reading?" But for all the dreary WH Smiths-lit, BBC bosses will be breathing a sigh of relief to have shook off her predecessor, Whittingdale, who seemed intent on giving the Corporation a severe haircut.

"We opened this market in response to community demand, but the question now is how to move the traffic," said Tony Mannetta, the director of Greenmarkets.

Yet, after two and a half hours of hard work by the audience — this "Tartuffe" demands concentration — the question remains: Do the results merit the fuss?