Sentence examples for demanded still from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of the 19th century, as the Western countries demanded still more concessions from China, the number of Chinese treaty ports grew from 5 in 1842 to more than 50 by 1911.

The complaint said Argentine officials later threatened to expose the payments and, in the words of one defendant it quoted, demanded still more money "to prevent potential physical harm" to Siemens employees in Argentina.

While enough beer had been downed during the day's labor to have filled a canal and floated the damn thing across the beach into the ocean, success demanded still more libation... and a toast: To piracy and it's many shiny rewards!

More demanding still, she became friends with George Bernard Shaw.

And the country's creditors will demand still more pledges of reforms in return.

Eventually workers will cotton on, demanding still higher wages to offset the rising cost of living.

That event led the Neapolitan censors to demand still further changes.

More interesting and demanding still is the requirement for geographic balance.

Meeting the conditions to adopt the euro in 2014, the government's aim, will be more demanding still.

The CiU may well demand still more autonomy for Catalonia, but it is broadly liberal on economic policy.

It will be more demanding still for some of the accession countries, struggling to meet big social obligations and revamp antiquated infrastructure inherited from communist times.