Sentence examples for demanding it would from inspiring English sources

It is doubtful he could have foreseen, however, quite how demanding it would turn out to be.

But if the EU overall milk quota were lowered 5%, as farmers are demanding, it would make no difference at all.

If Greece were forced to abandon the euro, as more and more voices on the German right are demanding, it would be a jarring setback for solidarity on the Continent.

If the suit is successful, the exact award would be up to a judge to decide, but if Washington gets the amount it is demanding, it would be one of the largest legal payouts in American history.

Pierson: The one thing I wish I would have known before launching The Newsette the first and only company I've ever worked for is how stressful and demanding it would be.

On the question-and-answer page, Apple said that if it created the software that the government is demanding, it would be "relentlessly attacked by hackers and cybercriminals" hoping to steal it.

"The people in the street would demand it, would kill relentlessly and, in time, would have to be killed.

Using video and a trusty white board, DeBoer inculcated within his team how he expected – check that, demanded – it would play.

That the principles of physics suggested — hell, demanded — it would be the fastest piece of titanium in the galaxy for 5,000 years?

If Britain overbids on its demands, it would move from irrelevance to isolation (and face calls to start paying towards euro-zone bail-outs).

In other business news, Electrolux, the Swedish maker of high-end home appliances, said that as a result of weakening demand it would not meet its outlook for 2008.