Sentence examples for and in the demands from inspiring English sources
There are also differences in breeds and in the demands placed on the animals, with early signs of brain impairment more obvious in dogs trained to perform tasks, like assisting people who are blind or hard of hearing.
Their protests would ignore the costs that the city faced, both in incentive dollars and in the demands on the city's already overburdened housing, public transportation and schools from so many more high-income residents moving to the city.
Kalimpong couldn't have been more different from New York, but deep down there were distinct parallels – in the clamour over migration and national identities, and in the demands for political and economic power made by people living for generations in one place, yet still considered outsiders.
In the case of the Palestinians, what Israel needs to do has been made very clear in UN resolutions and in the demands of the Palestinians.
Normally, despite wide daily fluctuations in the rate of delivery of glucose into the circulation (e.g. meal ingestion) and in the demands of tissues for glucose (e.g. during exercise), plasma levels are maintained within a relatively narrow range throughout the day.
The outstanding intellectual contribution of the period was the novel, whose development was spurred by increases in literacy and in the demand for reading materials.
When Massachusetts required people to carry health insurance, it saw an increase in coverage and in the demand for medical care, especially primary care.
And in the demanding principal roles, the tenor Torsten Kerl as Paul, and soprano Nadja Michael as a positively prehensile Marietta/Marie, perform heroically.
For Church, the sensual dimension of brushwork is subsumed and eclipsed in the demands of representing a vision of landscape.
N G and N DR are the numbers of conventional units and loads in the demand response respectively.
"Europe is ahead of both the Unites States and Asia in the demand for data handsets," he said.
