Sentence examples for soon demand it from inspiring English sources

At the time, the Internet was barely available, and he felt sure that people would soon demand it.

Staffing is ready to be implemented as soon as sales demand it.

Lee concedes that the company "listen[s] to the market" and tries to accommodate it, so that sentiment could soon change if the masses demand it.

Rather than acceding to the wishes of the English, who voted decisively in favor of Leave, it seems perfectly possible that the Scots will now (or soon) demand another independence referendum, and the result of this one could be different.

If growth remains elusive, investors will soon demand a higher return on the government's bonds.

Mr. Madoff knows that some of his big, nervous hedge-fund clients could soon demand their billions back.

What is more, they argued, big companies would soon demand "carrier-class reliability" for their data networks.

One restaurateur pointed out that the novelty value of food from "cubes and tubes" would quickly wear thin, and that customers would soon demand more conventional fare.

If the poor were entitled to relief in times of distress, the Famine Commission argued, they might soon demand relief at all times.

Some of the mightiest forces in film — Jeffrey Katzenberg, James Cameron, John Lasseter — think the multiplex masses will soon demand that all movies be shown in newly available digital 3-D.

A working party from dentistry, accident and emergency services, radiology and gastroenterology, will soon demand compulsory training in giving sedatives to accompany the procedures.