Sentence examples for longer demand from inspiring English sources

Armed police still man roadblocks but no longer demand money.

They lament that ordinary Maoists are homeless: they can no longer demand accommodation at gunpoint.

And Jazzercise changed its tune nationally, saying it would no longer demand thinness from its instructors.

The minority leader could thus no longer demand a 60-vote threshold for nearly every measure.

Since the overthrow of president Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali last January, municipal inspectors no longer demand a three-dinar-a-day bribe.

Firstly, it charts a changing taste in domestic design: we no longer demand a kind of domestic greenhouse and instead look more for domestic-scale modernity.

The video store no longer demands overdue videos.

We are no longer demanding consumers, expecting free magazines.

In the ruling party, political survival no longer demands unquestioning loyalty to the comandante.

Mr Crosby, a stickler for message discipline, no longer demands the "long term economic plan"  in every Tory sentence.

It was a languid finish, but the contest no longer demanded any urgency from the home side.