Sentence examples for more on demand from inspiring English sources

Even just a couple years later we live in a much more "on demand" universe where people can hardly even stomach a 15 second ad before watching the new Rihanna video.

(It seems there's a business model here to be explored – more "on demand art" as it were?).

DIAPERS AND MORE, ON DEMAND When I asked new parents which app or site they could not live without, most responded with Diapers.com.

And Taiwan had a vigorous high-tech industry that depended more on demand in the West than in other Asian economies.

That opens up what Mr Gleick, borrowing from Amory Lovins of the Rocky Mountain Institute, calls the "soft path" for water, based more on demand management and low-cost local provision than on engineering.Demand management is a popular green notion.

Kathryn Ledebur, director of the Andean Information Network, a Bolivian NGO, says that though the coca compost campaign is laudable it will have little impact on Bolivia's anti-drugs effort, the success of which relies far more on demand in the west than on supply at home.

It is, essentially, one more on-demand offering and cloud-based marketplace that leverages Amazon's giant network effect and gives people one more way of making customers' lives run more smoothly.

It is, essentially, one more on-demand offering and cloud-based marketplace that leverages Amazon's giant network effect and gives people one more way of making customers' lives run more smoothly.

"The more on-demand services become available on the TV set, the more it will be watched there.

And with more and more on-demand TV available, the number of people who can legitimately claim to not watch any BBC content is likely to grow.

"Given ongoing shifts in consumer behaviour, we think it's important to provide even more on-demand content as part of our network offerings.