Sentence examples for to be demand from from inspiring English sources

"There needs to be demand from consumers to want this and pay a little more for it," Mott says.

“While there continues to be demand from Japan and multinationals with operations in China, the offshore business from the U.S. and Europe has been slow to materialize,” McCarthy said.

Although the firms indicate the primary target market for the new technology will be businesses wishing to copy and preserve their data, there is also likely to be demand from the consumer market for higher capacity discs, even if sales of existing formats are waning.

That is very difficult to be demanding from players sometimes when they are playing and looking at you and saying that 'you are a caretaker manager'.

Many public sector organisations, on the other hand, can operate little cost control over pay.The result, says Borton, is likely to be "demands from outsourcing firms for a high price for contracts that don't result in cheaper service delivery".

Oracle came late to the cloud and it's been playing catch-up in recent years trying to add a wide range of services that customers are going to be demanding from a cloud vendor.

I agree with the Kungulovski and Jeltsch that increased accountability needs to be demanded from companies who sell histone PTM antibodies, and their four recommended quality control measures are reasonable expectations.

Despite a relatively strong earnings report, investors seemed to be demanding more from the technology sector.

The boy does seem to be demanding something from us, and I imagine that this is why, when Sebald came across the photograph, he chose it.

Springsteen seems to be demanding representation from the establishment, and I think much of the songs on Wrecking Ball are an invitation to the American people to demand to be heard from both parties.

There is absolutely no good reason for the police to be demanding personal details from artists.