Sentence examples for demands widely from inspiring English sources

The diversity of ecological niches inhabited by Mycobacterium spp. demands widely varied life styles with different growth patterns and morphologies and ability to adapt to changes in the environment (Häggblom et al. 1994; Tortoli 2003, 2006; Primm et al. 2004; Vaerewijck et al. 2005; Falkinham 2009, 2015; Kazada et al. 2009; Whitman et al. 2012; Thoen et al. 2014).

The generous loan from the Hermitage comes just four years after the Kremlin ordered British Council regional offices to be closed down in Russia — a demand widely seen as a riposte to Britain's expulsion of Russian diplomats after the murder of the British-based Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko.

I know of one corporation that had a demand widely supported by other businesses and highly placed friends in the government, yet got nowhere for more than a year, largely because the company's arguments were so easily torn apart by government economists.

The Kurds had been allied with Mr. Maliki's previous government and, despite their demands, are widely expected to join again.

Results show that when data demands are widely spread, the potential for throughput maximization is high.

The results show that significant throughput enhancement is possible by optimally positioning the UAV when user positions are unevenly distributed and/or data rate demands are widely spread.

Even though products assembled according to individual customer demands are widely available in many areas, the shape of the individual parts of the assembled product is generally fixed.

Average annual per capita water consumption, peak hour, and maximum daily demands vary widely depending on factors such as climate, income levels, population, and the proportions of residential, commercial, and industrial users.

Imran Khan's charter of demands is widely recognized to be constitutional and promises a series of corrective measures in order to achieve democratic aspirations.

Two forms of video on demand are widely available for digital cable subscribers.

California's experiment exemplified why electricity markets have been so volatile: demand fluctuates widely, but production is constrained by generator capacities and electricity cannot be stored.