Sentence examples for think demands from inspiring English sources

This, I think, demands a certain amount of considération.

This, you might think, demands an intimidating presence, but though she is going to get her money, Ms. Sklarz is tender, even maternal.

And given the aggressive introduction of Windows (via WinRT and so forth) to hardware classes where it wasn't before I think demands general homogeneity in ever increasing levels.

I also think demands should come one-by-one.

Another issue that I think demands immediate attention is the overuse of antibiotics in our meat production.

"I think demand will increase significantly," he says.

Still, they think demand will plunge further, leading to more production cuts, plant closings and layoffs.

If the 49ers win it all, do you think demand will shift to people getting actual tattoos of Kaepernick?

"They think demand for solar is going up," Henry Lee, the natural-resources-program director at Harvard, said, referring to the bidders.

The Lib Dems think demand for second homes pushes up prices for cash-strapped locals, who also complain about houses standing empty for much of the year.

Such a cutback might be enough to calm a market in which many oil traders and buyers think demand will be slack because of the sluggish world economy.