Sentence examples for embrace demand from inspiring English sources

"We were the first UK hotel company to embrace demand response," explains John Conlon, senior director facilities and project management for Marriott International Europe.

Universal is the first major U.S. theme park to embrace demand pricing, though experts say consumers should expect more to follow.

Jesus came to break the belief in tribes (something religions radically embrace, demanding that their tribe be considered the only worthy tribe) to bring us into the truth that we are not divided by tribes, but rather we are united as one humanity.

We need to re-embrace demands that highlight unions' roles as public interest advocates, bringing a focus on service to the fore of our efforts.

Microsoft's plan is to embrace the demand for cloud-based tools for office workers, which promise to be less costly for companies than conventional software, and yet avoid cannibalizing a business that is its biggest single money-maker.

He would also embrace some demands of the so-called "indignant" protest movement that has taken to Spain's streets in recent months, including electoral reform.

The protesters further lack the political experience and organization to effectively influence powerful political groupings that have their own agendas and governments who embrace their demands with varying degrees of sincerity.

That is mainly because the film studios, leery about digital piracy, have been slow to embrace video on demand.

The lenders also say they embrace the tenants' demand for the creation of an "affordable" co-op that covers all 11,226 apartments in 110 buildings between 14th and 23rd Streets, east of First Avenue.

I will further predict that young women, repulsed by the grizzle, will embrace tradition, and demand a clean shave before dancing cheek to cheek with their inamoratos.

Still, he embraces the demands of his life with a gusto that dispenses cheer, and in the lulls we try to keep one another afloat.