Sentence examples for demanding a degree from inspiring English sources

"It is becoming increasingly common for banks to offer competitive products while demanding a degree of loyalty by linking a purchase to a second product," he said.

This kind of gig surely demands a degree of improvisational flair.

Anything unknown about the world demands a degree of trust so that it can be handled.

The very Christian experience demands a degree of suffering and sacrifice.

By turns impressionistic and surreal, the book demands a degree of patient, silent contemplation that echoes the act of remembering.

High altitudes demand a degree of cold adaptation plus adaptation for low air pressure and the consequent low oxygen.

Religious leaders command strict authority inside their communities and have the external political power to demand a degree of self-rule.

Movies also demand a degree of realism that the stage doesn't require, and conventional realism has never been Mr. Shepard's game.

But over the years, voters and the press in Wisconsin have demanded a degree of purity not found in many other places.

High altitudes demand a degree of cold adaptation, as well as adaptation for low air pressure and the consequent low oxygen.

"Modern medicine means that a nurse's role is far more technical and requires complex decision making which demands a degree level education as well as the practical experience which currently makes up at least half of a nursing degree".