Sentence examples for demands to be a from inspiring English sources

Quantum-dot Cellular Automata (QCA) demands to be a promising alternative of CMOS in ultra large scale circuit integration.

Q: Others have charged that he demands to be a publication's first or last author just in return for providing samples.

The interview touched on authorship issues when Kupferschmidt wrote, "Others have charged that [Saudi Deputy Minister of Health Ziad Memish] demands to be a publication's first or last author just in return for providing samples".

But more common are appearance-based demands: to be a train conductor, a woman must be between 5'1″ and 5'6″, weigh less than 143 pounds, and have "normal facial features, no tattoos, no obvious scars on face, neck or arms, good skin tone, no incurable skin conditions".

I can't come on this team and demand to be a starter.

She was one of the first to enlist in her regiment, demanding to be a fighter pilot.

"Her demand to be a 'martyr' may have been formulated in an earlier one before her acceptance of a marriage offer.

In exchange for her vote, Ms. Jasmin demanded to be a secret part-owner in the company that bought the land, prosecutors said.

He's "not demanding to be a star; he just wants to eat and sleep".

Mukhopadhyay considered demand to be a nonlinear function of price, while in the model of Esmaeili, demand was a general function.

The deal we have with the team is we want to race each other and I've never asked or demanded to be a number one.