Sentence examples for Somewhat demanding from inspiring English sources
As a lawyer with a somewhat demanding job, a wife with an equally demanding career and a young son, I also offer Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair, some advice as he weighs the issue of taking parental leave ("The Prime Minister's Labor Pains," editorial, March 30).
Thereafter, the method is applied to gases having EOS of the Van der Waals or virial types, with very good resulting accuracy; however, the procedure is somewhat demanding in computer time.
It's an extraordinary and somewhat demanding work, heavy with transcendent portent; a shot of fruit falling from a tree and rolling inexorably toward a stream conjures Antichrist-like images of the Garden of Eden, while a scene in which a young woman serves coffee to the group of searchers has something of the lighting of a Vermeer.
The condition that the semigroup T is uniformly stable is somewhat demanding.
The condition (d) is also somewhat demanding and it can be lessened by the following: (d′): for every z in the range of S, (D_{z}={xin K: (I-T x=z}) I-T x=z}vex set.
COD Ghosts is somewhat demanding when it comes to system requirements so make sure your PC has at these specs to run this game.
"Two great athletes desired a lot of individual attention and somewhat demanded it," Quick said.
Deutsche Bank however kept its hold rating: [Arm's share] valuation has become somewhat less demanding.
The automatic in the test car was somewhat fussy, demanding a prod from the driver to complete its shifts.
Whilst performance advantages of lime are evident [7], the practical use of the material is somewhat relatively demanding with specialist skills required to ensure satisfactory execution.
While immigrant rights advocates are predictably up in arms over the proposal, House Republicans are (somewhat uncharacteristically) demanding significant cuts to border security funding -- on the grounds that the Obama administration's efforts to secure the border have been ineffective and fiscally irresponsible.
