Sentence examples for demands sometimes from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, although in the last few months it has been protests rooted in economic issues rather than political demands — sometimes turning into riots — that have made the headlines.

To appease, according to one concise dictionary definition, is "to yield or concede to belligerent demands, sometimes at the expense of justice or other principles".

By witlessly accepting the elevation of religion to a fixed and inviolate aspect of personality, akin to gender or race, journalist and human rights wallahs have brought us to today's position; where criticising faith is widely considered off limits, where cartoons or mock operas bring demands, sometimes shamefully endorsed by government ministers, for censorship.

With all of life's demands, sometimes volunteering our time and making donations to worthy charities fall off our radar.

(ID006) I still work full time which I love but [ fatigue management ] can be hard due to work commitments and demands sometimes.

One dollar per subscriber per month is a demand sometimes cited by the networks.

Waiters and waitresses are the sales staff, and the diners are the demanding, sometimes fickle clients.

But even his most acclaimed films are demanding, sometimes unpleasantly intense dramas that have enjoyed relatively little commercial success.

"So as well as coping with an increase in demand, sometimes we're having to do that with fewer staff".

"Top Model" is a show about work — work that is physically demanding, sometimes demeaning, and often overtly hostile to women.

Instead the concerto movement, labeled Molto Allegro, contains a multitude of notes and technically demanding, sometimes awkward, passages.