Sentence examples for ceaseless demands from inspiring English sources
"ceaseless demands" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to an ongoing, relentless series of requests. For example, "My husband's ceaseless demands for attention have become oppressive."
Some staff workers speak of his ceaseless demands.
It was not just the long hours, the new culture and the ceaseless demands that weighed on the imam.
In his article, Mr. Oestreich acknowledged that classical music audiences can seem pampered and intolerant, "with their ceaseless demands for silence in their surroundings".
Without the ceaseless demands of big banks to grow quickly and drive up the stock price, some credit union executives are content with a conservative, almost gentlemanly approach.
Classical music audiences, with their ceaseless demands for silence in their surroundings, may be seen as a pampered and intolerant lot by the hardier fans of other art forms.
I developed one or two brief crushes, one or two old loves exerted intermittent force — the distant homes of the lovers contributed to my control — and the ceaseless demands of my work kept me mostly content".
Ten years on from his first outing as Combo, he is in ceaseless demand.
One reason is a booming ivory trade, given impetus by African civil wars and ceaseless demand for trinkets in Thailand and China.
When patients attend GP surgeries after just one day of ill-health or an ill-informed session with Dr Google, it's easy to assume that the blame for the seemingly ceaseless demand for appointments lies with them.
A medium in constant pursuit of a new sound, pop demands ceaseless innovation, but it can also be profoundly nostalgic, even in its attitude to the same technology that allows it to develop.
Mourinho's wilfully confrontational style, in an environment which demands ceaseless evolution rather than convulsive revolution, exacerbates emotional damage and creates unnecessary problems.
