Sentence examples for immediate demand for from inspiring English sources
He is backing new high-speed rail lines, which could provide some immediate demand for manufacturers.
That, of course, is an illusion, but the medium, apart from the genre of poetic experimental films, poses an immediate demand for authoritative representation that no other art is burdened by.
The report for the third quarter, which was filed five days late, says the company faces immediate demand for $3.9 billion in debts if its credit rating is downgraded any further.
It's an attitude she feels extends into crises, such as the Savile crisis currently engulfing the BBC – "immediate mud-slinging, immediate accusations flinging everywhere", the immediate demand for heads to roll.
At the company's newly rehabilitated headquarters in Waukesha, Aaron P. Jagdfeld, the youthful and enthusiastic chief executive, says major storms typically create an immediate demand for portable generators — and the demand from Sandy was unprecedented.
The immediate demand for oil has been strong -- so much so that the price of the near-term futures contract has been higher than the price for delivery in later months.
The SNP has set itself on a collision course with David Cameron's majority Conservative government over immediate demands for new powers for Scotland.
Even as a fragile caretaker government begins the daunting task of rewriting the Constitution and preparing for elections still months away, it faces a crush of immediate demands for jobs, economic improvement and security.
But most agreed that government and charitable agencies were coping as effectively as feasible with immediate demands for shelter, food, water and medical care, along with search and rescue operations.
But with the election of Mr. Kostunica, the West has urged Mr. Djukanovic to forgo independence and work out a new relationship with Belgrade -- in part to ensure that a Yugoslavia exists in which Kosovo can be a part, to avoid immediate demands for Kosovo's independence.
