Sentence examples for from demands from inspiring English sources

Already, competition for water comes from demands for energy generation and growing urban populations.

Companies sheltered from demands to improve performance have slid into some bad old habits.

For me, protecting teams from demands is only part of the picture.

The other half comes from demands: from an ageing population, more expensive medical technologies, and a culture of rampant consumption.

Mr Habibie decided to extend the runway serving the provincial capital of Aceh, hoping it would help to turn this deeply Islamic province away from demands for independence.

How will you protect the budget from demands like this?Don't overestimate the revenue that can be raised by higher energy prices.

The very poorest countries, who precipitated Cancún's collapse by walking out, were bought off with promises, albeit vague, on cotton, and exemptions from demands to open their markets.

There were also signals of a shift in strategy away from demands for air attacks to calls for a more covert military operation in Afghanistan.

Republicans have backed away from demands for a special procedure to keep Mr. Bush's nominees -- most particularly his judicial choices -- from being blocked in committees run by Democrats.

The minor league stadium initiative sprang not from the mayor's economic advisers, from a public cry for more baseball or from demands by the teams themselves.

Some mathematics teachers and other experts may denounce them as soft on mathematics, but others may welcome relief from demands that turn youngsters off mathematics.