Sentence examples for maybe demand from inspiring English sources
Maybe demand will plateau out at some point but that won't be about form, it'll be about content.
Faye White's verdict: I know Emma Hayes from her Arsenal days and she has good links in women's football in terms of bringing new players in and will aim to push the club on and maybe demand more support from the men's part of the club.
But while solving for copresence maybe demands a different kind of game, at least that kind of game is one of which we could now conceive.
Today the advent of educational technology, the higher bar set by deeper learning outcomes that demand applied experiences in the real world, and a strong social trend toward more personalization everywhere allows -- or maybe demands -- that we renovate schooling to align with the modern era and the science and research about how young people learn.
"The Ali camp did not want a rematch called, but maybe public demand will change that," she said.
"Maybe the demand for office space is greater now, but who knows how long this dip will last?" he asked of the tourism slump.
Maybe the demand for freaky 35mm point-and-shoots will suddenly spike and specialty stores will pick them up.
All we can ask - maybe even demand - is that Scotland fly over the Alps with the full quota of points in the hold and hope that those lovely Spanish people have done the business in Prague.
Maybe the demand for Daisy Ridley's Rey action figure from "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" — and the flak Disney took over its decision to minimize Rey's presence on the toy aisle — was a wakeup call.
Things aren't bad enough for real change yet, or maybe the demand for it still remains pale in comparison to the lobbying pressures of Big Insurance and the prevailing free-market dogma among establishment politicians.
