Sentence examples for double demands from inspiring English sources

The two jobs were merged in a cost-cutting move, and Hebron didn't have the appetite to take on the double demands.

The world's growing population -- expected to exceed 9 billion by 2050 -- is predicted to double demands on our planet's dwindling supply of food, fresh water, energy and other resources we can't live without.

By 1901 28% of parents recorded themselves as part of a dual-income couple, so that a sizable minority of both fathers and mothers faced the double demands of paid work and intensifying expectations of childcare (Census, 1901).

"It's double demand," said Donato Eassey, natural gas analyst with Merrill Lynch.

Specifics usually point the way towards solutions, and it is significant that President Rouhani's stipulation for lunch was actually a double demand, worth parsing in some detail.

Many of the world's 6,300 hedge funds are facing a double demand on their money.

This double barrage demands countervailing voices to supply more historically informed perspectives.

But it is obvious that twins put double the demands on the caregiving parent or parents.

According to the conventional method of the perpendicularly combined form of the Riemann and the Lebesgue integrals [1, 2], the area of double integral demands double limits at infinities, k → ∞ and n → ∞, of double independent sums, j = 1,2,..., k and i = 1,2,..., n, of rectangularly divided areas as shown in (1.2).

At some point, the Fed's natural inflation-phobia will kick in, even though higher food and energy prices have nothing to do with overheated demand (with unemployment stuck near double digits, demand is still too low, not too high).

No one could understand the level of stress that this double life demanded.