Roger Canham, Hornby's chairman, insisted demand remained strong.
Musicians concede that a gentrifying District changes the landscape of jazz, but insist that demand for the music is still there.
Lyons insisted the demand for more housing was legitimate.
Lord Freud, the welfare minister, notoriously insisted that demand for food had risen because it was free, while the former education secretary Michael Gove suggested people turned to food aid because they had poor financial management skills.
This time, however, Mr Ellison is insisting that demand for his wares will be driven by something that everybody finds thrilling the network computer (NC), which he thinks will outsell the PC by 2000.Mr Ellison knows that he cannot compete with Microsoft in its core markets of PC operating systems and applications software.
That rise slowed from a 2.6% increase for the three months to September.Morgan, who also owns Wolverhampton Wanderers football club, also attacked media "scaremongering", insisting underlying demand for homes remained strong, with "tens, if not hundreds of thousands of people wanting to buy their first home".
He says the economy is providing more opportunities, and his government has insisted the correct place to assert demands for reform is at the ballot box and in Congress.
Insist, demand and advise are all reporting verbs.
Thanks in large part to the Black Lives Matter movement, which has insisted that demands for justice and equality for the black community remain part of the national conversation, there is now growing momentum to address the issues of policing and mass incarceration.
Government ministers may insist that soaring demand for food banks may have nothing to do with welfare reform, but for Louise, a homeless, quietly distressed 31-year-old unemployed ex-care worker, the link is clear.
