Sentence examples for just a demand from inspiring English sources

If there were just a demand for money, I would feel relieved.

This understanding isn't just a demand of moral reality; it's also my admission of a rapidly forming new political reality.

Mr. Mallon said disarmament was no longer just a demand from the Protestant community and the British government, it was the "democratic wish" of the entire Irish people.

At one level this is just a demand for a fairer share of the China cake now mostly being eaten by enterprises, local and foreign, rather than by their workers.

Sergeant Ernest Bilko, character in Sergeant Bilko (feature film, 1996)"'A fair day's wages for a fair day's work': it is as just a demand as governed men ever made of governing.

At DePaul, a Catholic university in Chicago, there was no referendum on hummus, just a demand for the removal of Sabra hummus by Students for Justice in Palestine, a quick acquiescence — and days later, a hasty about-face.

I didn't own a keyboard or know how to play chords, but I was young and there was just such a demand for musicians.

You think someone can just make a demand from Sri Lanka.

Know your value proposition, Chadwell said, because without a value proposition, you're just executing a demand.

You think someone can just make a demand from Sri Lanka?" Mr Rajapaksa declined to comment on Mr Cameron's remarks, saying he would certainly be meeting him and that the two were likely to ask each other "some questions".

"There's just a huge demand," he said.