Sentence examples for demands of the second from inspiring English sources

Horne, who will be given an extended run in his favourite scrum-half position this season was excellent throughout, and the converted centre Yeaman adjusted impressively to the demands of the second row, while there were also im pressive debuts from Richard Swain and Michael Eagar.

While he did issue an executive order banning discrimination in federal housing in November 1962, and introduced an omnibus civil rights bill a few months later, the demands of the second Emancipation Proclamation were not fulfilled until President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

But reversible process structures can be used as benchmarks already in the conceptual design phase to introduce the demands of the second law.

Wisdom, who scored on his Liverpool debut in the Europa League last season and went on to make 22 appearances for the Reds before moving to Pride Park, said his introduction to the Championship was an enlightening experience on the demands of the second tier.

These closely related tasks were selected as the demands of the second task build onto those of the first task, including the ability to unite different perspectives from the same place.

Occasionally, the demands of the first two formats interfere with the third.

Films were fuelled by mass popularity; flight by the bloody demands of the first world war.

(Though, he also admits, the fiscal demands of the first world war deserve most credit for adoption of meaningful income taxation across the rich world).

The demands of the first world war, and particularly several years of trench warfare, left Britain's timber supplies severely depleted.

As the textile industry declined - briefly revived by the demands of the first world war - the company could initially only afford to put in one Lancashire boiler, and could never afford to replace the 500-horsepower tandem compound steam engine.

That was understandable, given the demands of the first half of his varied program, which included Debussy's "Estampes," three wide-ranging, virtuosic character pieces, and Granados's colorful "Allegro de Concierto," all of which he played spectacularly well.