Sentence examples for met a demand from inspiring English sources
One recent review of the new book states, "Through much of his autobiography Lucas is largely unapologetic, defending his illegal operation as a corporation that (simply) met a demand".
In the 1970s and 80s, pirate radio stations like Radio Invicta, Radio Jackie (lated JFM), London Weekend Radio (LWR), Dread Broadcasting Corporation DBCC), Horizon, and KISS met a demand for black music that wasn't catered to by the BBC.
Aren't they meeting a demand?
Moreover, Block says, refund anticipation loans meet a demand.
He is preparing to meet a demand that so far exists only in prophecy.
Make sure you are meeting a demand and not hoping to create it.
In addition, A.I.G. says that ICP used Triaxx to help another one of its funds meet a demand for cash.
They very much look as if they were made to meet a demand that may soon not exist.
Yet people kill nearly 73 million sharks annually, primarily for their fins to meet a demand for shark-fin soup in Asia.
The early Demonic Resurrection albums were therefore borne not so much out of meeting a demand, but the desire to create one.
