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demand

[dih-mand, -mahnd] / dɪˈmænd, -ˈmɑnd /






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Businesses had also been demanding extra support, with concerns about a looming revaluation of the non-domestic rates which are levied on premises.

From BBC

However, uncertainty has grown over how much demand there will be from Chinese companies, as Beijing has reportedly been encouraging tech companies to use homegrown chips.

From Barron's

The data centre industry certainly isn't shrinking in terms of demand.

From BBC

On Monday, Paramount filed a lawsuit demanding Warner Bros. explain how it determined the Netflix bid was superior, while also threatening to submit a rival slate of directors at Warner Bros.’ next annual meeting.

From MarketWatch

Where the electorate remains closely divided, with independents prone to shifting allegiances, the rules of politics may impose a more demanding standard than the rule of law.

From The Wall Street Journal