Sentence examples for demand more space from inspiring English sources
The lower part of the corpus, the isthmus, first becomes elongated and then, as the uterine contents demand more space, stretches and unfolds to form a bowl-shaped formation called the lower uterine segment.
Two years after Stop de Kindermoord was established, another group of activists founded the First Only Real Dutch Cyclists' Union to demand more space for bicycles in the public realm – organising bike rides along dangerous stretches of road, and compiling inventories of the problems encountered by cyclists.
HDMI cables are so advanced that there's additional bandwidth already built into the cable for future devices that may demand more space.
Cortines is wholly justified in demanding more space for the city's schoolchildren.
They also agreed on tax reforms.See article: Germany's new governmentTens of thousands of French students took to the streets in protests across the country, demanding more space, more teachers and less coursework.
Community groups overwhelmingly backed Richardson, although some of the inevitable wealthy condo owners next door demanded more space for parking as a way to protest a homeless residence rising on an empty lot left by the deconstructed freeway.
In places, the show is more like an illustrated text than an art exhibition with labels, and it really demands more space than it can get on the Heckscher's walls.
Beginning in 1734 Legarda carved masterful sculptures of the Virgin of the Apocalypse that reveal the spatial extension characteristic of Baroque sculpture from the period; because his twisting figures demanded more space than had previous sculptures, they could no longer be confined within a small niche of a retable.
"With the demand, we just need more space".
Still, the higher volume the national chains are finding in urban sites is fueling their demand for more space, Mr. Ratner said.
