Sentence examples for may demand an from inspiring English sources

Republicans may demand an extension to the Bush tax cuts.

He is probably obliged to back one of the proposals since the hedge funds who dominate the shareholder register may demand an exit.

Does this mean that atheists and agnostics may demand an equal chance in the same setting to make statements about their denials or doubts about religious faith?

In this there may be one match's grace because the second Test at Headingley may demand an extra batsman rather than spinner, so accommodating Vaughan's return after injury.

Deputy Ukip leader Paul Nuttall suggested Ukip may demand an inquiry into the BBC's handling of the leaders' debate after Nigel Farage attacked the broadcaster for fielding an audience with a "left-wing" bias.

Thus, co-occurrence of conjunction with discontinuity may demand an even more substantive updating process to reconcile the structural revision and/or spatial inference with the semantic incongruity.

Lenders may demand a premium, increasing borrowers' funding costs.

But consumers in Europe and the United States may demand a Nano of their own.

So Basque nationalists, seeing Andalusians hard on their heels, may demand a lot more.

Such art sometimes competes directly with nature, which may demand a rejiggering of aesthetic judgment.

Investors may demand a deeper discount than normal to compensate for the lack of management continuity.