demand in English

noun

1

an insistent and peremptory request, made as if by right.

a series of demands for far-reaching reforms

synonyms: request, call, command, order, dictate, ultimatum, stipulation

verb

1

ask authoritatively or brusquely.

“Where is she?” he demanded

synonyms: order, command, enjoin, urge, bid, ask, inquire, question, interrogate, challenge

noun

request, call, command, order, dictate, ultimatum, stipulation
requirement, need, desire, wish, want, claim, imposition
market, call, appetite, desire
requirement
need

verb

call for, order, ask, require, insist on, exact
call for, ask for, request, push for, hold out for, insist on, claim
order, command, enjoin, urge, bid
ask, inquire, question, interrogate, challenge
require, need, necessitate, call for, involve, entail
insist on, stipulate, make a condition of, expect, look for
call for, require, take, necessitate, postulate, ask, involve, need
exact

Use "demand" in a sentence

1. We demand justice, we demand peace!

2. We demand justice, we demand peace...

3. Qualitative and quantitative data refer to potential demand, actual demand and social demand for lifelong education.

4. Demand aggregation and procurement Fluctuating demand inhibits commercial investment.

5. The demand for sport is not a homogeneous demand.

6. Unsustainable demand

7. Therefore, a downward sloping demand curve embeds the law of demand.

8. Active On-Demand is now Ascent On-Demand! Learn more here

9. Postwar demand will never reproduce the precise pattern of prewar demand.

10. The biological oxygen demand (Bod) is also called biochemical oxygen demand

11. Demand management activities |_|

12. 3.2 Aggregate demand

13. 3 The demand for a factor of production is a derived demand.

14. Now we can also, based on this demand schedule, draw a DEMAND CURVE.

15. Compliance simulations for demand units with demand response very fast active power control

16. Specific provisions for demand units with demand response very fast active power control

17. 2 Derived demand: It can be defined as that the demand for business goods is ultimately derived from the demand for consumer goods.

18. Influencing Demand and 4.

19. Aggregate peak demand (67)

20. Accuracy of demand forecasts

21. The aggregate demand curve (i.e., the horizontal summation of the domestic and export demand functions) slopes downward to the point where the domestic demand intersects (from above) the export demand (i.e., quantity=62).

22. Supply, demand, big opportunity.

23. They demand ridiculous things.

24. Load-on-Demand Services

25. I demand absolute obedience

26. What about excess demand?

27. I demand a recount.

28. Unlike pain demand creation activities, earned demand creation activities is just another word for the types of demand creation activities we get for free.

29. Sometimes, especially in textbooks, "aggregate demand" refers to an entire demand curve that looks like that in a typical Marshallian supply and demand diagram.

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31. 16 This would reduce aggregate demand directly and thus reduce the transactions demand for money.

32. 20 Demand for skilled workers is high ; but there is no demand for unskilled ones.

33. The demand for one type of stereo may be much larger than demand for another.

34. Available On Demand before DVD.

35. See Demand Characteristics, Operational Characteristics.

36. Support alternative sources of demand

37. Alfonso will demand its investiture.

38. Hazy about demand from shebang.

39. 10 Demand is outstripping supply.

40. Absorptive capacity and country demand

41. My meager skills demand it.

42. He insisted on his demand.

43. We demand a definite answer.

44. Demand for excessive repairs 6

45. Urban parents demand school vouchers.

46. Demand began to fall away.

47. Its falling demand for bills is shown by an upward shift of the demand curve to.

48. An aggregate demand curve is the sum of individual demand curves for different sectors of the economy.

49. In macroeconomics, demand management is the art or science of controlling aggregate demand to avoid a recession.

50. Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) and Water