Sentence examples for conspicuous demand from inspiring English sources

The most conspicuous demand to rally the troops was opposition to the T.P.P. "Since 2001, nearly 60,000 manufacturing plants in this country have been shut down," the e-mail said, "and we have lost almost 5 million decent-paying manufacturing jobs.

Nice dress, I say – mainly because that kind of clothing and conspicuous effort demand acknowledgement.

For conspicuous goods demand does not only depend on price, but in addition it depends on the good's reputation, which increases in price.

To afford the conspicuous energy demand, mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum in substantia nigra pars compacta dopaminergic neurons generate amounts of reactive oxygen species which are constantly neutralized by antioxidant systems including super oxide dismutases (MnSOD and copper and zinc SOD), catalases, and the glutathione peroxidase (Halliwell, 2006).

Though snuffing out a handful of octogenarians would be much easier and less conspicuous, genre conventions demand that it's a group of teenagers — whether they're in high school or college is frustratingly unclear — who must be sacrificed.

The photograph "Control Room," for instance, purports to show the interior of the Fukushima Daiichi power plant during its tsunami-induced meltdown; it's a no man's land, made even less habitable by Mr. Demand's conspicuous artifice.

Hence, social media and EWOM are effective tools to entice demand for conspicuous products.

A large cast tackled some demanding roles with conspicuous success.

Women are in particularly high demand because they are less conspicuous than their male counterparts; they can blend in by playing the roles of secretaries and nannies.

It's in these underlying, innumerable, deeply internalized tensions that the lifelong impositions and demands of society are most conspicuous — in the light of history — even though they remain virtually invisible, seemingly natural, in the present tense of experience.

There was also a $159 sheath in chunky black lace similar to a Prada motif from last fall — and a conspicuous number of sleeveless dresses, owing to customer demand for looks inspired by the style of Michelle Obama.