Sentence examples for demanding ideas from inspiring English sources

He was inexperienced and hadn't isolated the formula that addressed his peculiar, demanding ideas about cooking.

The prevalence of clocks instituted more demanding ideas of punctuality and time accounting.

Creative companies add a twist to the model: they demand ideas, rather than labour and services, and give a prize or prizes only to the ones they find interesting.

For Thomas, getting health and other bodies to join the PSBA was a matter of getting the organisations to sign up to an "adopt or justify" approach around 18 months ago after the establishment of the Welsh Government's Efficiency and Innovation Board, which demanded ideas on where IT could be used to cut costs.

I haven't commented so far on the president's economic speech, except to mock the journalists demanding "new ideas" for a very old-fashioned economic crisis.

In recent years we've been a bit timid about exposing children to demanding mathematical ideas, fearing they won't understand.

While some degree of idealism and reaction to the events of the 1930s undoubtedly played its part in shaping what was taught, the expansion of job opportunities also created an incentive to create and remodel university courses to meet this demand; ideas and incentives complemented one another.

Its aim is to shame corrupt officials into not demanding bribes.The idea was dreamt up by an expatriate Indian physics professor from the University of Maryland who, travelling back home, found himself harassed by endless extortion demands.

It is for such reasons that Husserl demanded (in Ideas) that in a phenomenological description proper the existence of the object(s) (if any) satisfying the content of the intentional act described must be "bracketed".

And it is difficult because every synthesis it demands, of ideas, forms and images, must be won in the face of pain, fear, fatigue, discomfort and embarrassment.

Background Challenges to children's rights demand new ideas and fresh thinking.