Sentence examples for the demand even from inspiring English sources

The Highline, with its standing capacity of 700, doesn't begin to meet the demand, even with sold-out shows on two consecutive nights.

Individual investors would step in and buy the stock, pushing the demand even higher.

This is shown with the results of a biogas configuration involving biogas stoves where available resources are sufficient to meet the demand even with excess gas available for other purposes (Fig. 3a).

Moscoso rejected the demand, even though his garrison was depleted by disease.

She now can't make enough yogurt to keep up with the demand, even with the extra milk that the other 34 dairy farmers in her group sell to her.

World cruises have become so popular that cruise lines can barely keep up with the demand, even though they're the priciest trips marketed by the travel industry, costing about $20,000 per person to as much as $500,000 per couple.

Should the foreigners reinstall Mr Hadi, he will have trouble meeting the demands even of his allies, who seem to tolerate rather than support him.

The demanding, even dangerous exertions of the role are immensely flattering to viewers — "he put himself through all that for the sake of my entertainment".

Pinckney relayed these demands to the other commissioners, and Hottinguer repeated them to the entire commission, which curtly refused the demands, even though it was widely known that diplomats from other nations had paid bribes to deal with Talleyrand.

Sometimes the capacity to meet this demand even has to be bought at exorbitant cost from outside the state.

He stood firmly in that demand even as the military situation on Cuba began to deteriorate when the American army was struck with yellow fever.