Sentence examples for true demand from inspiring English sources

True, demand rose by a monumental 2.3 million barrels a day in 2010.

True, demand is higher in Asia, where crowded, narrow streets have made two-wheeled transportation popular.

His sample did not include international adoptions so it's hard to measure the true demand for Asian babies.

True, demand for staple grains is predicted to rise 2 percent in 2011, even as production falls 4 percent.

"You'd be at the mercy of feedback from agents as to what the true demand side is," Mr. Lynch said.

Melton expects the current stocks will supply qualified recipients for six months or more, but he concedes the true demand is hard to gauge.

Can this be true?" demanded Andrew Law last week.

False demands were used to determine prices while true demands were used when computing the generator net utilities via the power circuit.

The Colombian Freedom of Press Foundation (Fundación para la Libertad de Prensa, FLIP) responded to the police statement by saying that it was "insufficient" and "not entirely true," demanding a wider investigation.

Agrofuels such as straw, husks, dung etc., are readily substituted for woodfuel and thus make estimation of true demands more complex.

And, well, his use of well is, like, grammatically identical to the mocked use of like ("Like, that's true"; "the demand on them to, like, demand").