Sentence examples for Inordinate demand from inspiring English sources

Inordinate demand for the dollar means that the government can finance itself through its own procurement process.

Nor because it makes an inordinate demand on the reader.

If there is inordinate demand for the dollar, and the federal government issues that dollar, there is little reason for the federal government to feel it needs taxation to finance itself.

"It will be an inordinate demand for jurors who happen to live in an area with three or four overlying courthouses," he said.

But it is precisely Hilde's inordinate demands that later prompt Solness's downfall.

"The doctors are good but they are overworked, and they feel inadequate in the face of the inordinate demands made on them," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut and a member of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee.

The New York State Principals letter of 2011 predicted what would happen: teachers who did not want to teach the most disadvantaged students; no improvement in student achievement; inordinate demands on teacher and principal time and a waste of the limited resources of the school.

Humanity is placing inordinate demands on nature, and it just keeps getting worse.

In view of the pressures ('It is my responsibility … I have to do it. If I have problems, I borrow' – male TB patient), immense stress was experienced due to scarcity of resources coupled with inordinate demands from kin.

It says Roche has demanded inordinate royalties.

Easily enraged, Spark always demanded inordinate levels of attention and discretion; she thirsted for respect and invited protection, but, as her biographer amply demonstrates, "the border between protection and oppression was always narrow".