Sentence examples for meet its demand from inspiring English sources

According to the China Water Crisis organization, by 2030, China will not be able to meet its demand for water if it continues its practices.

But India says it must enhance its irrigation potential to meet its demand for grain to feed an estimated population of 1.5 billion by 2050.

Even if it wanted to adopt Chipotle's sourcing standards, the market couldn't begin to meet its demand.

Beijing's problem is that there just is not enough top-notch European paper to meet its demand.

Its population spiked in the 1950's and 60's, as Volkswagen grew into a global company, importing foreign workers to meet its demand for labor.

"It is entirely possible that a nuclear-armed North Korea could try to twist China's arm if Beijing were to fail to meet its demand or if the U.S. were to signal good will toward it," Mr. Deng wrote.

It must have a means of channeling free energy in the environment to meet its demands: that is, it must have some form of metabolism.

Having sharply escalated its attacks in recent months, on August 13th it announced a ceasefire, saying it was giving AK until September 20th to meet its demands.

It said that Israel had failed to meet its demands, including the re-opening of Gaza Harbour to shipping.

Time Warner accused Disney of blackmail for threatening to pull its ABC signal if Time Warner did not meet its demands.

The Shabab recently sent out a Twitter message vowing to kill Kenyan hostages if the Kenyan government did not meet its demands.