Sentence examples for demanding examination from inspiring English sources

Federer declared himself relieved and satisfied afterwards, not so much with a scoreline that read 6-3, 6-4, 6-4, 7-6, but with the fact that he had survived a demanding examination of his composure.

The S-46 includes a much less demanding examination program and the participants cover a much broader part of the original cohort, whereas the S-49 was a very intensive and demanding examination program, including for example ventilated hood measurements of metabolic rates and VO2 max measurement, for which we needed to select participants capable of completing such program [12].

Generating detailed customer histories and profiles once demanded examination of 200 data sources from 30 offices.

"For government, the findings demand examination of levels of resourcing required to address the scale of non-compliance and consideration of specialised programs and infrastructure to prevent and remedy wage theft and where the levers of reform may be found," the report reads.

Entrance examinations in the country are fiercely competitive, with top universities demanding exam scores of 100% for some courses, some with an acceptance rate of less than 2%.

That finding supports the possible mechanism for explaining the exercise benefit observed in our study, demanding further examination in the future.

All of that demands examination.

On the other hand, generative learning demands examination and modification of the assumptions in the policies and norms, and most SMEs cannot afford the cost of generative learning because generative learning is time-consuming and calls for change in a large scale.

The use of a crystalloid perfusate demands examination of the adequacy of oxygen supply.

Inside Likud – Netanyahu's party – cabinet members who were not in the inner group who approved the freeze are demanding re-examination of the decision.

Now we hear Priti Patel arguing that she might underspend the international aid budget, and Tory backbenchers demanding dental examinations in case we might inadvertently admit a desperate 19-year-old.