Sentence examples for question demand from inspiring English sources

Because of a question "demand curve" (which holds that the cheaper question asking is in terms of time, the more questions we ask), Varian did some more "back-of-the-napkin" math and tried to glean how much time Google saves the average US user daily.

But the question demands a deeper answer.

Such a giant, multifaceted question demands more nuance than that.

"The question demands an answer – but from elected legislators, not life-tenured judges".

But the question demands asking: if patients can choose their own doctors, why can't doctors choose their own patients?

Because the honest answer to the question demanded of Mr Cameron in Kabul is that it is too soon to say.

Instead, answering this question demands a fairly deep understanding of the subtleties of human language and the nature of social interaction.

3.30pm BST Reader Sarah Woodley poses the question demanding an answer in our Notes and Queries section: "Why is it that in football the manager always gets the blame?".

For writers such as Per Petterson, Jan Kjerstad and Henning Mankell, Africa is the antithesis of Scandinavian ease and affluence, a question demanding an answer.

Chris Wallis Stockport A further Orgreave question demanding a public answer ( Letters, 2 November): why, as Tam Dalyell reported, was the head of MI5 there?

The irony shoots in many directions, not least towards that perennial question demanded of modern art: is there any there there?