Sentence examples for demands of doing from inspiring English sources

Let's take it out of this world!" Running 26.2 miles is tough for anybody, but the additional demands of doing it in microgravity creates unique difficulties.

It is the last act of a long season for a man who has scaled peak after peak, and the demands of doing it one more time have proved beyond his recent predecessors.

Conscious of the demands of doing a full degree in two years, the CoL and BPP are advising students against working part-time to offset debt while they study.

Adjust your other exercises to the demands of doing your press supports.

There was more, and much much worse to come, but luckily only on video, until a live performer managed the technically demanding feat of doing a wee-wee in his own mouth.

But by that time Johnston and the Joneses were gone — carried away, no doubt, by the unceasing demands of do-it-yourself celebrity, and by the brisk November wind.

In the public sector, abuse often takes the form of what might be called bullying by bureaucracy: making unreasonable demands of people doing repetitive work with no control over their working conditions (call centres spring to mind).

"No undefeated army ever acted on the back of a series of demands to do certain things," he said.

Rather, when an informed public demands a new way of doing things, change flourishes, followed by legislation and enforcement.

Consumer demand for innovative ways of doing this is likely to grow as the incidence of diabetes continues to increase, experts say.

MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE so that the daily demands of life doesn't sidetrack you.