Sentence examples similar to demand time for from inspiring English sources

Power delivered by electric vehicles onto the grid would allow for more flexibility during peak demand times for less cost.

The introvert demands time for the isolation that reflection requires.

That oddball element still exists (greeting delegates in Birmingham this week was a man dressed as John Bull, complete with Union Jack waistcoat, demanding "time for a change").

Chad Holliday, the chairman of Shell, told investors at a company meeting in London that it remained a "very demanding time for our industry", pointing out that 42 oil and gas companies filed for bankrupcy in the US last year.

Her personal popularity has fluctuated wildly: in the autumn of 1997, after the death of Princess Diana, the Daily Mail published a memorable front page, demanding: Time for the Queen to go?

The contact time effect of the adsorbent on the adsorption of CR in the range of 0.5 to 3 h was studied to determine the optimal demanded time for removing 100 mg L−1 of CR solution at neutral pH.

Last year, the Somalis here demanded time off for the Ramadan ceremony.

In our study the FPs demanded information, initiated regular meetings and demanded more time for meetings.

Birmingham's players have no grounds for demanding double time for working on a bank holiday.

In the largest rebellion by Lib Dem MPs since the formation of the coalition, six voted for an opposition amendment demanding more time for consultation among parents.

"We have to ensure we meet those demands in time for next season.