Sentence examples for demanding more time from inspiring English sources

As patients have become better informed, they are demanding more time and explanations from doctors.

In the largest rebellion by Lib Dem MPs since the formation of the coalition, six voted for an opposition amendment demanding more time for consultation among parents.

Moving from a half marathon and a master's to a marathon and a PhD is taking things to a whole new level, demanding more time, discipline and endurance than anything I've ever done before.

France's position dashed already slim hopes that the EU would be able to bridge the gap between those who back impatient US rhetoric and those demanding more time for UN weapons inspections.

Gore was undeniably a commanding presence, interrupting, demanding more time, reciting a series of hot-button points, to the brink of bullying both opponent and moderator (though Jim Lehrer kept equal-time discipline).

In his letter demanding more time be allocated to the debate, he wrote: "While many colleagues agree with the compelling moral and legal case for action, a large section of Labour MPs remain unconvinced about two areas in particular and would welcome more clarity on these issues.

He also demanded more time to negotiate with the Tories.

Prosecutors are appealing the sentence, arguing that the conviction demanded more time behind bars.

Employees need to demand more time away from work as a priority factor to staying with an employer.

Prosecutors were angered when Judge Berman declared the sentence last week and almost immediately appealed it, arguing that the convictions demanded more time behind bars.

"Extend" describes the motivation to then gain a deeper understanding of a specific story which usually demands more time than a quick news update.