Sentence examples for generic demands from inspiring English sources

Pearl, a Harvard graduate and Dante enthusiast, is at his best when discussing "The Divine Comedy" but is less suited to the generic demands of the thriller, which leads to obvious, and gruesome, B-movie plotting.

Rather than creating generic demand for anyone who may be in the market to buy a new car, the real battle will center around establishing lasting relationships.

As discussed in "Generic demand reactions in Yeast 5 - towards a functional biomass definition", directional constraints were added to "isa" reactions in the Yeast 5 GEM to prevent unrealistic interconversion of chemically distinct metabolites via fluxes through general species.

Generic traffic demand map (left) and exemplary test point layout (right).

It's such a universal truism that economists call it the "Law of Demand". Generations of graduate students have estimated the effects of price on demand for anything from the generic widget to demand for car miles driven.

The insurance companies say they have a good reason for demanding generic replacements.

The cuts include $306 billion from Medicare providers by relying more on generic drugs and demanding greater efficiencies from doctors and hospitals.

In this regard, we introduce a generic architecture for demand side management (DSM) which integrates residential area domain with smart area domain via wide area network.

They would demand generic drugs over pricier branded ones.

The literature of miserable boarding school experiences has almost generic status; the genre demands its useful conventions and minimum requirements (at least one lovable and one sadistic teacher is to be characterized, and etc., and etc)., dramatizations Canin won't be bothered to create.

When India's new prime minister, Narendra Modi, made his first visit to the United States in September of this year, Doctors Without Borders urged him to resist the Obama administration's demands on generic medicine.