Sentence examples for demands think from inspiring English sources

Meeting stringent regulations on investments and keeping the right level of liquidity to meet "spontaneous demands" (think Sept. 11) is just as important, says John Sweeney, head of the company's North American asset-management.

For all its tension and drama, it is a novel that demands thought.

Annette Kim, having seen first-hand the effects of Beijing's housing demands, thinks we might.

Aaron Curtiss of Los Angeles Times noted that the game "demands thought".

The differences likely reflect the fact that the nature of the N-back task differs between different versions; we used one with high updating and interference management demands thought to be more dependent on COMT (29,42).

Many of the Keynesian economists who fret about the lack of private demand think that concerns about economies' medium-term potential are beside the point at the moment.

This is the $4 trillion problem of transportation on demand, think autonomous Uber.

So instead, companies like Clara convert uncertainty into simple questions that can be sent to humans on demand (think proprietary version of Amazon Mechanical Turk).

These units get deployed to areas of the network that either are experiencing unusually strong demand (think the U.S. Open or a presidential inauguration) or where a natural disaster has stuck (like Hurricane Harvey).

They do not demand thought.

"There's a big pent-up demand," thinks Rader.