Sentence examples for consistent demands from inspiring English sources
By sticking together, they have been able to pound home a seamless Republican message to voters, reduce the White House's ability to play Senate Republicans off their House counterparts and make consistent demands in the budget talks.
That you would never be treated like the people in Cyprus, or that a precedent had been set which reflected the consistent demands of creditor countries for burden-sharing?
In the face of consistent demands from analysts for more specific financials from Amazon.com, he continues to issue puffy press releases.
It wasn't the consistent demand for a ban on assault-style weapons, or the focus on defeating politicians who take money from the National Rifle Association.
"You've seen pretty consistent demand, and growth in net operating income has actually been better than in the more traditional sectors".
Ironically, while history shows a consistent demand to lower the number of hours worked, the problem with zero-hours contracts is that they fail to provide sufficient work to live on.
"There's a consistent demand for Obama, both for things that are funny and also for the serious, sort of Aaron Shikler kinds of treatments," said Mr. Lacey, referring to the artist who painted well-known portraits of the Kennedy family.
The campaign is indicative of the consistent demand among marketers for endorsers — particularly athletes — who have proven themselves over the long term rather than for the short-term stars of the moment.
LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer, Hot Wheels Wall Tracks, Lalaoopsy Silly Hair dolls and some Lego sets are sold out or hard to find in many parts of the country, but that is mainly because of consistent demand rather than growing waves of frenzied shoppers.
Two big perks with professional services: consistent demand (no matter what the economy is doing, people will still catch fevers and want to avoid paying taxes) and relatively low overhead.
Nothing is more profitable than a consistent demand.
