Sentence examples for demand swept from inspiring English sources

Time and again we are seeing leaders who fail to respond to that demand swept from power.

Will customer demand sweep in and relieve the higher costs faced by the chemicals sector, or will it fall off?

A trilogy of plays is inherently ambitious and it's natural to demand sweep and greatness so you can shout to the heavens about a major new work, especially when it comes from acclaimed playwright Adam Rapp, who seems one major hit away from becoming the Sam Shepherd of his generation.

Cloud adoption finally experienced a tornado of demand that swept up large enterprises en masse.

But the popular demands for change swept into Syria, and now, as Mr. Assad's forces continue to shoot unarmed demonstrators, Iran sees its fortunes fading on two fronts: its image as a guardian of Arab resistance has been battered, and its most important regional strategic ally is in danger of being ousted.

That demand, in turn, was swept up in the colliding crosscurrents of regional politics.

Over the past six months, a new kind of protest movement has swept Russia, demanding free elections in advance of those that returned Vladmir Putin to power in March.

Has the Government 2.0 demand for websites and tweets swept the general idea of "radical" transparency and better customer service aside?

Small pilot programmes that carefully selected a few dozen patients for treatment were rapidly swept away by demand and rapidly evolved into district wide programmes treating thousands of patients [ 36].

"The whole aspect of continuity and stability that you need to introduce young players is really swept away with the demand for success yesterday.

Administration officials greeted the developments with guarded elation that the overthrow of a reviled dictator would vindicate the demands for democracy that have swept the Arab world.