Sentence examples for most recent demands from inspiring English sources
The lawsuits filed by Nokia are the most recent demands for royalty payments from its archrival Apple, the computer and device maker based in Cupertino, California, which entered the mobile phone business in 2007 with the iPhone, a device that redefined the smartphone.
Yet demands for a more ethically committed criticism have repeatedly been made, from the New Humanism of Paul Elmer More and Irving Babbitt in the United States in the 1920s, through the moralizing criticism of the Cambridge don F.R. Leavis and of the American poet Yvor Winters, to the most recent demands for "relevance".
The tradition of struggle against police discrimination in France is an old one, and one of its most recent demands – for the establishment of vouchers or documentation during identity checks in order to better fight against the practice of "ethnic profiling" – was taken up by François Hollande during his candidature only for him to abandon it once elected.
Today's technologies allow us to change prices rapidly based on the most recent demand patterns and stock levels.
Yitzhak Bronstein New York, Oct. 14, 2010 To the Editor: Michael B. Oren's defense of the Netanyahu government's most recent demand that Palestinians recognize Israel as the homeland of the Jewish people is outrageous.
In the most recent quarter demand from Thai consumers surged 125% compared with the same period last year, to nearly 36 tonnes faster than in any other country.
This can be realized by combining the most recent traffic demand information and average channel states in previous transmit time intervals (TTIs).
The deadline for the most recent compliance demand -- a report detailing completed soil excavation, disposal, and subsequent test results -- passed last Friday.
The movies you see on the first page will be the most recent, high-demand titles — you can find more by using the search bar at the top or browsing with the genre, DVD/Blu-ray and rating options at the top of the screen.
The most recent spike in demand was attributed to an increased desire for self-defense.
The semiconductor maker NEC Electronics Corporation said profit fell sharply in the most recent quarter as demand shrank for chips used in a variety of electronic products.
