Sentence examples for exaggerated demand for from inspiring English sources

Second, I show how the graduation of public housing coupled with the exaggerated demand for such exclusive projects validates consumer preference pricing in contemporary public housing.

He also seemed to have chosen his corner table for maximum visibility and presided over the restaurant like a Mafia don, waving hello to other patrons and making exaggerated demands of the servers.

They have a very exaggerated need for privacy.

The tabloid's writers matter-of-factly exaggerated literalism's demand for factual detail to the point of parody: God's exact height and hair color, the soul's exact weight, the exact distance to heaven and hell and, as those excavated skeletons of Adam and Eve indicate, the exact location of the Garden of Eden — about 40 miles south of Denver.

Kim So Hyang, who played Lorrell Robinson, one of the three young singers, said she initially felt "resistant" to the American director's demand for "what we Koreans considered overdoing it and exaggerated acting".

They leaked information to the Laramie Daily Sentinel which published an article about the finds in April 1878 that exaggerated the price Marsh had paid for the bones, possibly to raise prices and demand for more bones.

Led, and often coerced, by overzealous Party officials, the new rural communes reported fake harvests to meet Beijing's demand for record grain output, and the government began to procure grain based on these exaggerated figures.

Demand for credit remains low.

Demand for scans is rampant.

Demand for bacon is slow.

Demand for offices is soaring.