Sentence examples for obviously demand from inspiring English sources

Most obviously, demand is rising; in recent years, global demand has increased by two million barrels a day.

"Obviously, demand is moving in the right direction so we are taking a break," Mr. Briscoe said.

The heavy touring schedules of Mr. Perry's shows — the fall itinerary of "Marriage Counselor" sometimes included five cities in five days — obviously demand sets that can be easily assembled and reassembled, but the mismatched paint, scuffed furnishings and general seediness of the scenery contribute to the air of technical amateurishness that Mr. Perry should have outgrown by now.

There is obviously demand for the service they're offering.

So many classifications would obviously demand an equal number of solutions.

Such optimization would obviously demand precise timing, and integration and refinement of the temporal, kinetic and kinematic patterns, which would require considerable practice and training.

Obviously, demands for the mayor's resignation are absurd; that would throw the city into a tailspin.

A problem that is truly planetary in scale, such as climate change, obviously demands global solutions – and one apparent solution is to define a global enemy.

Meg Whitman, newly installed as C.E.O. at Hewlett-Packard, is married to Griffith Harsh IV, a widely published and highly regarded neurosurgeon on the faculty at Stanford Medical School, who has pursued an obviously demanding and successful career.

Giggs said Van Gaal demands a lot: "He obviously demands a lot, he's somebody who's got plenty of experience, likes to play attacking football, likes to give youth a chance so there's plenty of synergy there with the history of Manchester United and the traditions.

This obviously demands a further coupling procedure.