Sentence examples for gravity of demands from inspiring English sources
From numerical examples for a line and a plane, we observe that an optimal location gets closer to the center of gravity of demands as the variability of any supplier's price increases.
There is widespread agreement among Wilde scholars that the most important influence on the play was W. S. Gilbert's 1877 farce Engaged; Wilde borrowed from Gilbert not only several incidents but, in Russell Jackson's phrase "the gravity of tone demanded by Gilbert of his actors".
But when Tony Blair's government keeps accusing the leader of the opposition of being a racist, the gravity of the allegation demands a close review of the evidence.
The sheer size and gravity of the undertaking demands some reflection: 800,000 Rwandans have been tried in improvised gacaca courts, many for murder.
"What we take too often for joviality masks a fundamental irony that he only abandons in exceptional circumstances, when the gravity of the moment demands it".
NSABB chair Paul Keim of Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff told ScienceInsider that he believes the gravity of the situation demands a thorough international consultation about the risks and benefits of such studies before more results are made public.
"The center of gravity of global energy demand growth now lies in the developing world, especially in China and India".
At the hearing on Thursday, the judge acknowledged that his intervention in the settlement was unusual, but said the gravity of the claims demanded it.
Given the gravity of these real, systemic demands that sex workers face, to focus only on ending men's demand for sex is a cheap way out.
If the latter is true, then the construction of a quantum theory of gravity may demand entirely unfamiliar elements.
"This third and final flyby was MESSENGER's last opportunity to use the gravity of Mercury to meet the demands of the cruise trajectory without using the probe's limited supply of on-board propellant," said MESSENGER mission systems engineer Eric Finnegan, of Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratoryy.
