Sentence examples for happens demand from inspiring English sources

When that happens, demand for good property will go through the roof, and finding a bargain will be much harder than it is now.

But Ditshego, of the "dating" firm Blesserfinder – whose slogan is: "Money is always a factor in relationships, this is just an upfront and honest way of dating for our modern times" – says until that happens demand will go on rising.

Available supplies have surged, and, it so happens, demand per unit of economic activity has been falling: copper is being replaced in many of its main industrial applications by other materials (notably, fibre-optic cable instead of copper wire for telecommunications).Copper, therefore, is unlikely ever to run out and if it did, in some very distant future, it would be unlikely by then to matter.

If that happens, demand for molybdenum would increase.

As that happens, demand for client-server systems will pick up.

Though there's certainly a long way to go before that happens, demand from teachers waiting for school-wide implementation of Kickboard has led to the startup beginning to offer free starter accounts to individual teachers and teams of up to three teachers per school, which include most of the same features and functionality as its enterprise platform.

If that had happened, demand for a complementary energy bill would have been part of a coherent transformative agenda.

The economy happened, technology happened, demands to do more with less (i.e. layoffs) happened.

The reasoning was brilliant, but nonetheless, my suffering from what had happened demanded immediate vindication".

"Let's begin by uncovering the truth about what happened, demanding answers to the unanswered questions," he said, to "make sure a tragedy like this never happens again".

Bratton already boasts that he can track New Yorkers through their phones and GPS systems but the ominous and Orwellian implications that having police predict where crimes will happen demands an unreasonable amount of trust in the police and their methods -- and has rarely been discussed or explained to the public.