Sentence examples for Earnest demand from inspiring English sources

"There is earnest demand for more convenient urban and regional transportation services, especially in light of the growing population of senior citizens," Didi added via a statement.

In it, Millar claimed that "to satisfy the earnest Demand of the Publick, this Work is now printing at four Presses; but the Proprietor not-withstanding finds it impossible to get them bound in Time without spoiling the Beauty of the Impression, and therefore will sell them sew'd at Half a Guinea a Sett".

He said the central bank would be pushed to act as the government's public spending cuts began in earnest, consumer demand remained weak and worries circulated concerning Britain's two largest trading partners, the United States and Continental Europe.

Ever in search of a compelling reason to escape country life, Jack invents a wicked city brother named Earnest whose indiscretions demand Jack's intermittent supervision.

I also felt our project could begin in earnest: we could demand of ourselves, and each other, the courage and patience to grow.

The inevitable folkie moment, the trite joke or earnest comment that demands a cringe, never arrived.

Beginning in about 1400, the rate of development of musical instruments increased in earnest as compositions demanded more dynamic sounds.

Somehow, Linehan's decision to adapt a slight comedy from film to stage was a matter of public debate, demanding earnest opinions from serious men.

Why do we demand the earnest tale that Senator Ernst so stiffly told?

It is the duty of the United Nations to demand in earnest that the new government in Libya respect human rights and international law, so as for vengeance and the law of the jungle not to prevail instead.

"I did not come out here prepared to demand an apology," Earnest said in the White House press briefing room.