51.   Investors may demand far more.

52.   Investors typically demand more yield when uncertainty over interest rates prevails.

53.   Investors were demanding a higher premium earlier in the year as concern about the consequences of federal tax reform lingered in the market.

54.   Indonesian dollar-denominated bonds fell sharply, sending yields soaring, as investors demanded greater compensation for holding the debt.

55.   Investors are demanding a bigger premium to hold securities for a longer period relative to holding notes that mature sooner.

56.   Investors are demanding higher yields as interest rates continue to climb in the benchmark U.S. Treasury market.

57.   Investors typically demand a higher yield to buy the debt of lower-rated countries.

58.   Investors typically demand higher yields on utility bonds even though they carry insurance, because of concern about what deregulation will mean for the public power industry.

59.   Investors usually demand a higher yield when they expect inflation to accelerate, and thereby erode the value of their capital.

60.   Investors usually demand a higher yield when they expect inflation to accelerate, thereby eroding the value of their capital.