Sentence examples for inflated demands from inspiring English sources

Whether or not the suggestion was genuine, Liverpool realised they could not afford to miss out on their No 1 target following experiences in previous windows where players have moved to other clubs while they refused to meet what they perceived as inflated demands.

And, since there is no limit to the size of the split the copyright holders can ask for, many begin with wildly inflated demands — asking for seventy-five per cent of a record's earnings, say, for the use of a two-second percussion sequence or melody — and hold up the release of the album until they are satisfied.

What will the result of the inflated demands for publication actually be?

Recent reports by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, the National Housing Federation NHFF) and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors reveal a retrenching yet persistently unaffordable home ownership market, inflated demand for private rented accommodation with accompanying rent hikes, and ballooning waiting lists for social housing.

Inflated demand adds in turn to the immense backlog of patents at the PTO, as well as threats and litigation at the back end.

As the bubble inflates, demand grows and the optimism of the early evangelists becomes contagious, converting more believers and steamrollering scrutinizers and cynics.

This, in turn, pushes rents up by artificially inflating demand, especially just before the start of the school year, making buy-to-let investments more attractive and buy-to-let mortgages easier to secure – fuelling the bubble further.

Xiaomi has dismissed complaints that its limited supplies are meant to inflate demand.

The government cannot dramatically inflate demand for health care services and eliminate market mechanisms for allocating them without devising some way of rationing supply and demand through political means.

Consequently, both parties may have incentives to inflate demand (from the buyer's perspective) or order quantity (from the supplier's perspective) to account for the yield risk and avoid lost sales.

At the heart of Bloomberg's findings was that Hampton Creek had executed on a campaign to buy back mass quantities of its eggless mayo product to artificially inflate demand and, potentially, dupe investors.