Sentence examples for demand imposed from inspiring English sources

Here, we feel, is the authentic sigh of exhaustion, emanating from a woman wracked not just by headaches but by the pressure of public performance — the unremitting demand, imposed upon her husband, for words and deeds.

In quantitative terms, a urine volume of less than 500 millilitres per day constitutes significant oliguria; this is the least amount in which the excretory demand imposed by an ordinary diet can be met.

Because Harry Poulakakos bought his 1982 Mouton in 1984, and didn't face the demand imposed on Midtown places, he could charge $1,500 for the wine, not $5,000.

Shear connections develop moment under the rotational demand imposed on them by the supported beam.

This is achieved by assigning as much strength and stiffness as demand imposed on each module of the structure.

Analytical studies aimed at quantifying the demand imposed on steel moment frames in the Northridge (California) earthquake of 1994 pointed towards a possible contribution of vertical beam modes to the increased rotational demand imposed on connections, leading to their failure.

Where Greece finds itself today, no government can reject the demands imposed by its lenders.

In the grand scheme of college athletics, the demands imposed by conference tournaments are mostly a nuisance.

But county governments are desperate because of the lower revenues and additional demands imposed by the recession and, of course, that property tax cap.

As much as some European authorities would like to help their airlines, European Union privacy laws prohibit full compliance with the demands imposed by the American legislation.

These demands imposed on Muslims have been displaced from a government that admits its own incapacity to implement them, despite its institutional and financial power.