Sentence examples for demand warranted from inspiring English sources

Mr. McKee added that the company might build a factory in Russia if demand warranted it.

For example, the concessioner could operate 6 snowmobiles at Old Faithful and 18 at the North Entrance if visitor demand warranted it.

Besides the 633 million shares, or 13percentt, of Orange to be sold, France Telecom will offer convertible debt, and said it would increase the offering to 15percentt of Orange if demand warranted.

Harley claimed that Japanese manufacturers had exported a great many more heavyweight motorcycles to the US than market demand warranted, and as a result were selling models at prices so low that Harley could not compete.

That cost of capital dynamic meant it was relatively inexpensive to start new product lines or quickly scale up a division when demand warranted it.

An 1854 agreement between the LNC and LSWR gave consent for the LNC to operate two or three funeral trains each day if demand warranted it, but traffic levels never rose to a sufficient level to activate this clause.

As a general rule, shops in this resort town are open daily from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., but since they all have 24-hour licenses shopkeepers think nothing of staying open until midnight if the demand warrants it.

Press a tiny doorbell in the mouth of a lion's head, and only if there's space — or if you've made a reservation — are you allowed inside a plush room with felt wallpaper, dim lighting and superb drinks, served past 4 a.m. if the demand warrants it.

If demand warrants it Volkswagen can easily shift that number (up or down) to match consumer interest.

People meet when demands warrant it, not because "it's time". The CEO has been known to stand up and leave the room when a meeting becomes unproductive.

So the final worry is that we do not yet understand the ongoing practical demands warranting forms of coordination that underwrite the full attributability of action, making the latter a demand always to be met.