Sentence examples for so on demand from inspiring English sources

Where before managers needed to respond only to owners and directors, now they find that subordinates with democratic norms continually reduce their freedom to issue unexplained orders, and a growing number of outside influences (consumer groups, government agencies, and so on) demand attention.

These are moral rights and obligations that bear the right relation to institutional practice, which therefore government may enforce, and must do so on demand, through its institutions (Dworkin 1986, 2011).

First, semantic distance was higher in the cued than in the uncued condition, suggesting that untrained participants were able to modulate their word production effectively, and do so on demand.

The iPlayer loophole will be closed so on-demand viewers will need a TV licence like everyone else.

"Even in the rest of the industry, it's already about 10 percent, so on-demand is far and away the most important trend".

But the high costs and logistical challenges of traditional delivery have left small businesses with few options, so on-demand services like Uber Rush at least give local merchants a chance to remain in the race.

Downloads are not available for the broadcast networks or HBO in this package, so on-demand viewing may be limited.

It will be impossible for them to replicate the current U.S. model of car ownership, so on-demand mobility will serve the mobility needs of the hundreds of millions of newly affluent Indians and Chinese, without personal vehicle ownership.

Anderson dates the rise of the thriller to its current pedestal back to the Kennedy assassination, which vacated the " '50s world of Doris Day movies, the Hit Parade, sock hops" and so on, demanding a darker view of the world.

But so far on-demand music has been unavailable.

"So our on-demand product is telemedicine.