Sentence examples for on demand was from inspiring English sources

Induced abortion "on demand" was not performed at the hospital.

In 2003, N.C.A.A. March Madness on Demand was created to offer some salvation: nearly all the tournament's games were available online on broadband.

At the time, video on demand was the technology of the future, but, if you knew Glover, it had already arrived.

To that end, a new UK body, ATVOD (Authority for TV On Demand), was established to do the business but is ultimately under the authority of Ofcom.

In Catholic Portugal and Spain abortion on demand was introduced as a result of a 2007 referendum in the former and a 2010 law change in the latter.

The consensus that built up in the Irish media surrounding the seemingly inevitable introduction of abortion on demand was shattered last week by Simon Coveney's intervention.

The revolution in personal publishing where books are printed "on demand"—is an exciting new development.

Files-On Demand was one of the marquee features of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.

iUniverse and lulu.com existed, and print-on demand was in it's infancy.

That can only mean one thing: March Madness on Demand is back.

(The novel is set a quarter-century after Gutenberg's first Bible, when a thriving industry of manuscript-on-demand was forced to readjust).