Sentence examples for actually demands from inspiring English sources

To go on a course that actually demands that you learn and study as an intellectual professional is so refreshing.

(A groupie girl he goes to bed with actually demands that he do the mer-man "cry" while they have sex).

Larry Meyer, the firm's vice-chairman, thinks the Fed would have to buy $5.25 trillion to achieve the equivalent of a negative 4% federal funds rate that today's economic slack actually demands.

Then there is the satirist who is genuinely angry about injustice and the state of the government, but is prepared to put in the work doing all the boring stuff that change actually demands.

"As we have only just received the order, the Department is not currently in a position to render a fully informed contemplation of what the judge's order actually demands," Breasseale said.

Ross argues that the conflict has reached such an impasse that no party – least of all Assad – will sign up to any peace deal that actually demands a transition from dictatorship to democracy.

And there is no evidence whatsoever that the markets are actually demanding these cuts.

It makes you feel clever without actually demanding too much from you.

Which is why this new era is going to actually demand more global governance, not less.

"It appears as if there is actually demand for the product," he said in an interview.

He said the current system was pernicious even if the donors weren't actually demanding political favours.