Despite their soft edges, they almost demand that I acknowledge their layers.
Now that the seemingly countless European names have become the 18-30 holiday for electronic music fans, we almost demand that scenic kick to make it worth our time and money.
And as the House demonstrated this month by voting to order deportations of young people whom Obama already has shielded, Republicans almost certainly will demand that their nominee oppose Obama's policy, even at the cost of alienating Latino voters.
While Britain's 1981 budget almost certainly subtracted from demand, that was more than offset by monetary ease as interest rates fell.
His long shadow falls on a flashy provocateur like Gaspar Noé, whose assault of a film, "Irréversible," almost demands that a phrase be coined for him: provoc-auteur.
The swing in Greece's fiscal position from a large primary deficit to a surplus was almost unprecedented, but the demand that the country achieve a primary surplus of 4.5percentt of GDP was unconscionable.
"Gods' Man" — 139 wood engravings about a destitute artist seeking fame and fortune, who accepts a magic brush from a mysterious stranger — almost demands that the reader insert imaginary dialogue between the pictures, even within each frame.
The context turns out to have been ideal for using one of the key techniques of successful negotiation: placing an almost embarrassingly high opening demand that, even if rejected, starts the bargaining at a higher level.
Sentsov, 42, has been on hunger strike for almost three months, demanding that the Kremlin release Ukrainian political prisoners.
After a nearly four-year deadlock with critics and opponents, Mr. Aristide has faced increasingly frequent protests over the past few months; in the last month, opposition leaders have called for demonstrations almost daily demanding that he step down.
Since there are certain periods of slack demand that are almost structural, he said it is not likely that occupancy rates would go much higher.
