Sentence examples for ones demand from inspiring English sources

Weren't families supposed to be advocates of their sick loved ones, demand expedient and optimum care?

"But the other ones demand being educated by a lot of information politically and geographically.

Most films will not stand up to repeated viewings, but perhaps some of the great ones demand them.

A forthcoming paper* calculates that, even if Japanese borrowing patterns converge only halfway towards, for example, American ones, demand for bank loans could shrink by 30%.

Burke's "Reflections" is, for many, a sacred text, and sacred texts, including political ones, demand amnesia as much as they reward attention.

The application of the strategy depends on the familiarity with the case: familiar cases result in instant diagnoses, while unfamiliar ones demand the hypothetico-deductive approach.

So what if you could manifest one on demand?

Party leader Natalie Bennett said today: "We're the only ones demanding a genuinely public NHS - free from profit-making companies.

Land Ministry officials in Tokyo now proclaimed that the people of Kamaishi were the ones demanding the breakwater's reconstruction.

It's the Do-Over Derby, in which the only candidates not asking for a mulligan are the ones demanding dozens of them.

Curiously, he said, when Connecticut's mediation legislation was being drafted, banking industry lobbyists were the ones demanding a strict timetable.