Sentence examples for may still demand from inspiring English sources

When England's latest poster boy recovers from his knee injury Woakes may still demand a place in the side.

They may still demand good, complex food, at least some of the time, but they don't want to have to dress up to enjoy it, or to feel as if they're dining in a museum".

But because FRAND is in the eye of the beholder, an owner of an SEP may still demand more than others think is fair for a licence, and spark hostilities.Although it let the Motorola deal go ahead, the DoJ compared Google unflatteringly with Apple and Microsoft.

House Democrats may still demand changes in the tax package -- especially the outrageous Republican demands concerning the estate tax.

However, residual inequalities may still demand action but only under (weaker) positive duties (e.g. charity).

Demand reflation or wage increases do not guarantee enough exports for the periphery anymore, which may still need price-inelastic products from the centre.

Assad and his lieutenants recognize that however peaceful future protests may be, the protesters will still demand, along with political reforms, accountability for the thousands of Syrian people killed and tortured by Assad's forces.

Asda said the trend for Christmas jumpers may have waned but there was still demand for silly festive garments.

Miyamoto's schedule may still be demanding, including a significant amount of foreign travel to promote Nintendo games as well as his monthly trips to Tokyo, but there is a sense that, as he approaches 60, he is winding down, stepping aside to allow others to carry the creative flame.

Firstly, dealers knew there was still demand for mephedrone, but were aware the supplies may be exhausted in the future.

Readers still demand objectivity, Mr. Patil said.