Sentence examples for stir demands from inspiring English sources

A property levy on a broad swathe of the middle class would stir demands for a say in how their tax money is spent.

A murderous sex attack by a Romanian in Rome in October 2007 first stirred demands for a crackdown on crime and foreigners, to which Mr Berlusconi successfully responded in the election campaign.

All this week and last, the censors in Beijing have been ripping photographs of the Hong Kong demonstrations out of newspapers and magazines, including last week's Economist.It is too early to say whether plans for more direct elections in Hong Kong, or even just the spectacle of "people power" in action, will stir up demands for the same thing in China proper.

In other words, Tarr's film suggests the possibility that it is only on an abstract plane that murder committed by and on strangers causes a stir and demands an investigation.

In North Carolina, a group of boosters is causing a stir by demanding information from the university on why Tar Heels Coach Butch Davis was fired, um, aside from that whole N.C.A.A. scandal thing, that is.

God may be dead, but the urgent issues that impelled us to make him up still stir and demand resolutions which do not go away when we have been nudged to perceive some scientific inaccuracies in the tale of the five loaves and two fishes.

He would walk into a department store and order 20 UMass hats, to stir up demand.

"A retailer wouldn't pick up a thousand Dopey shirts" because a lone dwarf wouldn't stir enough demand, but Zazzle handles it simply.