Sentence examples for ever demanding from inspiring English sources
'ever demanding' is a correct part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to describe something that continually puts pressure on people, or that requires a great deal of effort. For example: "The ever demanding job of a doctor requires years of hard work and dedication."
He sought them all without ever demanding anything.
But their terms for a truce remain as hard as ever, demanding reciprocity from Israel.
Journalists at the government-owned newspaper Al Rai staged their first protest ever, demanding higher salaries and more press freedom.
He painted "to decondition myself," he wrote in "Emergence/Resurgences," and to escape from language, which he vividly compared to "an immense prefabricated house handed down from generation to generation, ever demanding our faithful residence, ever forcing us into ostentation".
This has been liked over 1000 times already without us sharing it, but it's worth sharing still "The NHS is being cut and reduced and broken down every day yet the ever demanding need of patients does not reduce, in fact it increases, as does the amount of paperwork to go with it," she wrote.
Many foreseen advances in the design of food structures, suitable for ever demanding nutrient delivery systems, tailored controlled release, microencapsulation and protection of active ingredients, require a generation of superior dispersants than those currently provided by proteins.
Nor have any parents ever demanded halal.
No one ever demanded a trade to the Clippers.
No great changes or concessions were ever demanded of her.
I did not ever demand special treatment at the airport or elsewhere during my visit".
"Even when I went to Aston Villa I never ever demanded £80,000 a week," he said.
