Sentence examples for exceptional demands from inspiring English sources

Throughout his trial, he has used his perch to hurl insults at court officers, attack his political enemies back home and delay proceedings with exceptional demands.

The three appeal court judges, whose arguments will be published later, went to some lengths to recognise the exceptional demands the government was making.

The idea that every individual is an unstable alloy of insight and obtuseness, of tenderness and cruelty, places exceptional demands on actors, and Mr. Solondz has once again coaxed and coerced an astonishing array of performances.

In a play that makes exceptional demands on its actors, Michelle Terry gives an outstanding performance as Grace, turning her into an endlessly watchful figure, prepared to sacrifice anything for the sake of sibling love.

The super-star may indeed bring in revenue which he does not get compensated for by the university, but he does get the exposure and training necessary to secure a valuable professional contract.True, having a full time job of being an athlete and student puts exceptional demands upon the athletes, and the education does not provide much to the super-star athletes.

But at Nocton and at Leighton, WAP also raised serious doubts about the environmental impact of super-dairies: mountains of manure, needing to be spread – subject to strict nitrogen restrictions – on surrounding fields; exceptional demands on the water supply, for cleaning, cooling and drinking; the risk of contamination from runoff.

Our online services are temporarily unavailable due to exceptional demand.

There was a last minute rush of "exceptional demand" on tickets according to National Lottery.

She said the strong figures were evidence that shops had been able to adapt to the hot weather and meet exceptional demand.

Media buying agency sources claimed that the Paralympics has not seen exceptional demand from advertisers seeking to buy special TV packages offered by Channel 4 for the event.

The Passport Office admits it is "experiencing exceptional demand" for passports before the summer holidays, but has insisted "there is no backlog" of travel documents at its offices.