Sentence examples for demanding to do from inspiring English sources

The two palm-fringed beaches both have shallow waters perfect for snorkelling and there's nothing more demanding to do all day but swing in your hammock with a cold beer.

That it would mean he would quit Idol (then Simon Fuller's format) was nothing; that it would make it virtually impossible for him to appear in The X Factor UK was something that Cowell eventually came round to even if it was obvious from the outset that the time commitments were such that it was too demanding to do both.

He says one of the advantages of cycling is that it offers more scope for improvement than other forms of exercise, such as swimming, which is "technically demanding to do it well".

Again, if this is how things are written, it probably reflects how project participants think and act – carried along in automatic System 1 mode, and not resorting to deep System 2 thinking that, though demanding to do, saves time and money in the end.

Plucked from obscurity, he lands in the recording studio with the group, then goes on an international tour with them -- and discovers that it is both physically exhausting and vocally demanding to do a lengthy tour with a full 90-minute show most nights.

The whole town was aware of the project, which made it difficult and demanding to do a randomised controlled trial, e.g. using the idea of waiting list controls.

Before they took to the stage, Courtney Love paid fond and fervent tribute ("I wasn't asked to do this show; I demanded to do this show"), citing the "swagger, charisma, shamanism and fury" of their early Dublin gigs.

This is something I volunteer for -- and demand to do -- because its essential to understanding of this story.

But it faces demands to do more.

Or that when consumer demand collapses, it is good for public demand to do likewise?

The imperious demand to "do something" at once creates an urgent demand for leadership.