Sentence examples for demanding terms from inspiring English sources

Inflation has fallen, trade has expanded and capital comes on more demanding terms.

Despite the demanding terms on offer, those reconsidered for a loan seemed to prosper.

In retirement, he lectured whenever and wherever an invitation seemed worthwhile in his own demanding terms.

Richard, by then an assistant professor of English, managed to resist his father's career program by demanding terms equivalent to his academic position, which exposed the scheme for the fantasy it was.

Paterno's success, even in Angelo's demanding terms, was evident in the profile, and was announced by the headline that appeared above it: "Joe Paterno Top of the World, Pa!" Soon enough, there was the book proposal, a copy of which The New York Times obtained.

The diversion of part of PDVSA's revenues into social programmes casts doubt on its ability to maintain production if the multinationals do depart.But at today's prices, many foreign companies may decide that Venezuela is still worth being in, even on Mr Chávez's increasingly demanding terms.

Now hospitals can demand terms, and since this concerns most hospitals in a given area, health care plans must comply.

If at all possible, avoid investors who demand terms that are unreasonable to you, and may hinder your ability to repay a loan.

"This sector is very demanding in terms of investment and has a long-term return.

She was very demanding in terms of craftsmanship and very focused on her future".

And the banks financing other buyouts have grown more assertive in demanding better terms.