Sentence examples for the demand made from inspiring English sources
Speaks about the demand made on him that that he's champion.
Local politicians said the demand, made in the days before the election, contributed to the Radical Party's success.
The demand, made with a straight face, was based on the fact that the term honors the work of the Calcutta-based, Indian Bengali physicist Satyendra Nath Bose.
To solve what is insoluble, to do what is undoable: that is the demand made of a young person today by unpredictable Russian reality.
But Mr Forsyth shrugged off the charge that the aid agency had ambushed Nestle by revealing the demand made by its German subsidiary to Addis Ababa.
The demand made by our Customs Police--to release President Clinton's luggage only in exchange for all confidential D.E.A. files on one "Felix the Spider --was, of courSpider --wase Spider --wasrcise.
But once you do, the demand makes it easier to market".
Stephen A. Greyser, a marketing professor at Harvard Business School, thinks the demand makes perfect sense.
The demand makes the two-door Continental GT one of the hottest cars to roar down the superluxury pike.
Worse are the demands made by the internal echoes.
There's no evenhandedness in the demands made of Israel".
