Sentence examples for frustrated demand for from inspiring English sources

Thus, unlike their counterparts in Mexico, women of Mexican origin in the US may be unable to get a desired sterilization, leading to frustrated demand for the procedure (Potter et al. 2012; Thurman, Harvey and Shain 2009).

In short, by satisfying the long-frustrated demands of middle-class Germans for economic and legal unity, the constitution helped reconcile them to the defeat of their hopes for greater political freedom.

He prattles on until Nora, impatient and frustrated, demands to know who did it.

But they have become accustomed to, and occasionally frustrated by, the demands for revisions by Chinese censors as a condition for a film's release.

Now a fresh attempt at suicide, fortunately frustrated, has been reported, and the demand for an inquiry into the cause of these tragedies will be rightly repeated.

Harry Truman once demanded to be given one-handed economists because he became so frustrated with his advisers meeting every demand for answers with "on the one hand, on the other hand".

But as its growth drives up demand for resources, China has also become frustrated with sharp increases in prices.

Keep in mind, the demand for Wiis has been immense and frustrated Wii-seekers tend to take it out on empty-handed staff - so be nice!

Would you really need to be this aggressive in your demand for drunken debauchery on holiday if you weren't so hopelessly frustrated by your normal lives?

Mr. Russell is betting that demand for his five-star homes will grow as people become more frustrated by the state of care in most nursing homes, and as wealthy baby boomers enter retirement.

"I think it is inevitable, as workers get more and more angry and frustrated as to the pressures on them, both in the private and the public sector, that there will be a demand for them to take industrial action.