Sentence examples for demands built from inspiring English sources
The obtaining of a moral state of affairs would be the obtaining of a situation 'with a demand for such and such an action somehow built into it'; the states of affairs which we find in the world do not have such demands built into them, they are 'normatively inert', as it were.
Commerce Minister Alejandro Fleming blamed the shortage of toilet tissue on "excessive demand" built up as a result of "a media campaign that has been generated to disrupt the country".
Commerce minister Alejandro Fleming blamed the shortage of toilet tissue on "excessive demand" built up as a result of "a media campaign that has been generated to disrupt the country".
Hence, Portuguese intermediate C&T-demand built by far more on the international market with respect to directly embodied C&T-value added than was the case for Italy.
Conventional methods to counter this condition are to reduce the physical demand of the exercise to allow the animal to perform the task without injury, followed by increased demand built up slowly over time thus restoring the animal's 'confidence'confidence
Not content to let demand build naturally, he helped start the Yamaha Music School in 1954.
DeMAND builds on over a decade of work in the Califano Lab that has produced many widely used algorithms for modeling networks of molecular interactions in specific cell types.
The utility concept, also called computing on demand, builds on work that has been nurtured in I.B.M.'s research labs, and elsewhere, for years and has been making its way into the marketplace recently.
However, the airline is open to extending the schedule if the demand builds.
The RSA has warned there could be delays to the turnaround time as demand builds ahead of Brexit.
Reduce dev/test cycle time: Ensure faster access to test environments to improve cycle times and enable on-demand builds for increased test team responsiveness.
