Sentence examples for Perpetual demand from inspiring English sources

(Yes, gold gets mined, and there's a more or less perpetual demand for gold that just sits there; never mind for now).

Also in perpetual demand are affluent parts of the Lower North Shore, such as Kirribilli and Hunter's Hill, located across the Harbour Bridge from the CBD, and the upscale eastern suburbs, including Woollahra, Vauclause and Bondi.

Taken to its logical conclusion, this means a near-perpetual demand for skilled and educated workers that will materialize sooner than we think.

There is a growing demand by the pharmaceutical and medical industries for protein molecules, including antibodies, of diagnostic and therapeutic efficacy, as well as a perpetual need in the production and manufacturing industries for improved biocatalysts.

The house and its gardens and lawns demand perpetual care.

The Syrian Ministry of Health is attempting to rein in the country's sketchy cosmetic market, but as Syria remains in a state of perpetual war, the demand for cheap plastic surgery is understandably leveling off.

Pressing is physically exhausting, demanding perpetual running.

In short, that one party, the Israelis, demands perpetual demographic dominance.

Obsessively unhappy about her body, she demands perpetual reassurance from her boyfriend; then, busting up with him, she decides to whore herself to her lecherous boss, in return for promotion.

As an aside, it is amusing to note that often the same conservative opinion that bemoans the sexualisation of modern culture then demands perpetual sexual excitement from Countryfile, of all places.

Grantland's Zach Lowe recently spent an entire column deriding the double standard that demands perpetual sacrifice from players, while owners are "swimming in cash" and "laughing all the way to the bank".