Sentence examples for true demands from inspiring English sources

Along the way, Ruhlman neatly explains why chefs are by nature so prickly, so fatalistic, so disappointed with the world outside their kitchens: "People who weren't chefs... didn't understand the true demands of kitchen work, and so didn't have the same ideas about efficiency, speed, hustle, getting things done, perfect work, and so don't understand chefs.... Chefs don't understand them either.

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

Irrespective of the true demands of the society, the Communists wanted to build a vertical of power with no public accountability, and a subordinated and weak judiciary that was based on a discretionary rule of the Presidential Office over the political regime.

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

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

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.

Mr. Nesvold forecast that September would be the first month since April in which sales reflected true demand rather than low inventories.

I hope the towns of Greenburgh and North Castle who share the ZIP code will look into this and if true, demand that White Plains return the money it never had rights to in the first place.

Lately the government has been at pains to give the impression that it is taking an increasingly tough stance to make sure that free schools open only in places where there is true demand.