Sentence examples for frequent demand from inspiring English sources

What do you make of the modern reader's frequent demand that characters be "likable"?

But the frequent demand for bribes does not in itself cripple the state or the economy.

He is charismatic, famous in the chess world and beyond it, and in frequent demand as a public speaker.

He was in frequent demand as a speaker at literary events and conferences, and was a favourite tutor on the Oxford University Continuing Education Department's creative writing summer school.

Because of the paucity of sponsors, Friendly is under considerable pressure to make compromises in dealing with potential ones, the most frequent demand being that he agree to let them see programs before they go on the air.

Bigger systems, presenting characteristics in which resource compartments, parallelism and synchronizing among processes are more frequent, demand the adoption of solutions differentiation.

And there are frequent demands for special meals, consisting of "soft entrees" like ice cream.

Mr. Arafat seemed to bow to one of Washington's frequent demands by calling in Arabic for his security forces to prevent terror attacks on Israelis.

And does the tabloid outrage that the UK's supreme court has asserted itself against mighty Google, Facebook and even papers in Scotland's separate jurisdiction, sit ill with its frequent demands for national sovereignty over our own business?

Mr. Arafat's record shows that he has displayed a total lack of interest in halting these hostilities, despite frequent demands by Israel, the world community and President Bush, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and their predecessors.

BEIJING — He lectured students about the trespasses of the Communist Party, publicly belittled the country's mighty propaganda minister and issued frequent demands for an end to single-party rule in China.