Sentence examples for exactly clamouring from inspiring English sources

The weak make unproductive manual labourers, and the global labour market is not exactly clamouring for dim or feeble workers.Famines grab more headlines, but chronic malnourishment is a far more serious problem because it is so widespread.

"End-users"—firms that use derivatives for hedging, such as airlines are "not exactly clamouring for it," he says.Many of those end-users, which collectively hold 10-15% of OTC derivatives outstanding, also want exemptions from clearing.

We will travel far and wide to see an amazing show, but, let's be honest, the rest of the world isn't exactly clamouring to come visit us come festival season.

Granted, that evidence is entirely anecdotal, but considering these places aren't exactly going to be clamouring to register with their local councils, it's about the best kind of evidence we have.

Granted, that evidence is entirely anecdotal, but considering these places aren't exactly going to be clamouring to register with their local councils, it's about the best kind of evidence we have.

Still, at least Bussell is departing with the audience clamouring for more -- exactly as one of Tony Blair's advisers optimistically suggested the prime minister might do not long ago.

It is not by chance that this is exactly what conservatives of all kinds are clamouring for: a choice between one or the other.

Orbán's chief foes in the EU are all from the left (if Daniel Cohn-Bendit and some Belgians are against you, surely you're doing something right) which is ironic as one of the measures the left have been clamouring for in these times of austerity, a Robin Hood tax, is exactly what Orbán did, fleecing big business.

They are now clamouring for more "transparency".

Insurers are clamouring for funds too.

BRAZILIANS seemed to be clamouring for change.