Sentence examples similar to suggested on demand from inspiring English sources

UK games industry body Tiga suggested on-demand gaming had a future whatever OnLive's problems.

Moreover, this evidence suggesting on-demand engagement of mentalizing has been obtained in the ecologically valid context of a realistic communicative interaction with live interlocutors.

It does just what its name suggests, on demand.

Another person suggested paparazzi on demand – a rent-a-crowd service for people who want to pretend to be famous.

This might suggest why on-demand alcohol delivery services have been slower to emerge in Europe.

Previous reports suggest that AEA is synthesized "on demand" [ 26] in regions of cellular stress (such as injured tissues or nerves).

Some parenting books buy this whopper, hook, line, and sinker, suggesting that a baby be fed "on demand".

Only once something is well established will it become possible simply to release new episodes into a storage device, for viewers to watch when they choose.All of this suggests that TV-on-demand and the PVR will do nothing to destroy communal social experience.

Results suggest that acute, on-demand SPG stimulation using the ATI Neurostimulation System has acute and preventive effects and is an effective novel therapy for CCH.

Bill N. Reinert, national manager for Toyota 's advanced technology group, suggests that an on-demand, personal rapid transit system might be just as effective and no more costly than self-guided cars.

The statement on Thursday suggests that demand could be flagging further.