Sentence examples for a very specific demand from inspiring English sources

This item could be regarded as assessing a very specific demand – a "learning demand" – not assessed in any other country.

"We're hyper focused on seeing where the demand is going and then supplying that very specific demand of interregional travelers," he adds.

A good organizer doesn't simply get people riled up— You always need a call to action and very specific demands".

Of course, this implies that we have been working with a very specific final demand vector f 1.

In Japan, people plunge right in -- and not only that, they make very specific demands.

It cuts here.' She had very specific demands about where the scene ended and where it would begin.

If we look at opinion polls and actual voting patterns, the Democratic electorate has not been giving very definite economic instructions or making very specific demands.

Slip-fielding, Waugh said, has very specific demands: "You might only get one ball in the field all day and you've got to catch it an inch off the ground.

Licensing authorities can make very specific demands about the way booze is sold and served: some licensees are allowed to provide alcohol only with food, or admit only those aged over 25, for example.

Let me just say that this play puts very specific demands on most of its cast members, who are portraying not just illusions but also variations on those illusions.

At times it was tempting to conclude they might struggle to respond to the very specific demands of Unai Emery, who insists on working at high pressure all the time, but who must now manage a team for whom the pattern is two, maybe four high-pressure matches in March and a handsome stroll the rest of the year.