Sentence examples for giant demanded from inspiring English sources
The New York Times broke the news late Tuesday, reporting that five major investors in the ridehailing giant demanded Kalanick resign immediately as chief executive officer.
You may recall that it was Icahn and Deason, who together own a 15percentt stake in the printing a copier giant, demanded that Xerox be put up for sale last month.
To absolutely no one's surprise, Google wasn't too pleased: after all, the features that made the app so appealing didn't exactly jibe with YouTube's terms of service, and the search giant demanded the offending app be removed.
The French pharmaceutical giant demanded a monopoly on the vaccine ― used to inoculate against the mosquito-borne and sexually transmitted Zika virus, which causes devastating birth defects ― despite an Army request for a reasonable pricing agreement.
The French pharmaceutical giant demanded a license that would prevent other drugmakers from competing to manufacture the vaccine at a lower cost, then refused to agree to sell the vaccine back to taxpayers at a fair price.
EARLIER this year Subway, an international sandwich chain, sent a letter to Domino's, a pizza giant, demanding that it retract advertisements criticising Subway's sandwiches.
Ed Williams, the CEO of Edelman UK, said Britons had sent a message to social media giants demanding change.
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The giant leap demanded by Israel - that Hamas dismantle the terrorist organisation - is unrealistic and counterproductive.
The Air Force coastal defense radar, Giant Killer, demanded to know why the fighters had swerved from their patrol area.
A giant balloon demanded: "U Pay Tax 2". The protests might seem like frivolous publicity stunts, but the group's message is a serious one, an appeal to the keen British sense of "fair play and fun," said activist Tim Matthews, 30.
