Sentence examples for demand to show from inspiring English sources

Armed soldiers in tanks and armored personnel carriers patrolled the gates, but we were allowed in without any demand to show our credentials.

The demand to show quarterly returns has [company] boards setting ambitious rates of return in a flat economy only achieved by cutting corners and squeezing the living daylights out of working people.

Instead of getting everything ready to meet demand, we wait for demand to show up, and then we ship to it.

This, like the demand to show the name of each simple system in a sys-net, becomes impracticable when, over the years, the description plumbs the depth of complexity in the category, which leads to a sys-net thickly populated with systems and options.

The challenge we are faced with now is to figure out how to move forward without resorting to the tactics of exclusion that have been used against communities of color -- including the demand to show our papers.

While heckling might be someone angrily yelling "get off the stage" or responding, "Oh yeah, that happens to me all the time!" to a joke, those comments don't carry the weight of implied violence that, say, a demand to " show us your bush" does.

Gary Gibbon on his Channel 4 blog says, in response for demands to "show the beef", Ed Balls is offering tofu.

He stormed the bridge with Google Earth printouts, she said, and demanded to show the captain how to navigate around the storm.

Farage said: "Spot checks and being demanded to show your papers by officialdom are not the British way of doing things.

They need to show demand from parents for the school they propose – but do not have to show there is a local shortage of places.

De La Riva said ultimately, the citizens need to show up, demand better leaders and hold them accountable.