Sentence examples for increasing insistence on from inspiring English sources

These new measurement capabilities feed management's increasing insistence on proof of marketing's ROI.

With his increasing insistence on photographic realism in films such as Pinocchio (1940), Fantasia (1940), Dumbo (1941), and Bambi (1942), Disney perversely seemed to be trying to put himself out of business by imitating life too well.

The op-ed ends, inevitably, with an irrelevant digression on his status as the No1 enemy of Rupert Murdoch's state – but we'll leave that on the basis that Keys' increasing insistence on chipping away at his own privacy is as bizarre as it's surely unwise.

One can argue the reasons for China's increasing insistence on an ownership participation in the technology that it uses, but the fact of it is undeniable.

With increasing insistence since the nineteen-thirties, that propaganda has centered on the phrase "socialized medicine," which the A.M.A. has never actually defined but which has been endlessly repeated as what Carter calls a "patriotic malediction".

But the blood of these leaders has only increased the insistence on jihad".

"Dr. Morsi's speech has only increased our insistence on calling for an early presidential election in order to achieve the revolution's goals, the foremost of which is social justice," Mohamed ElBaradei, a leader in the opposition's National Salvation Front, said Thursday at a news conference.

Patient expectations are continuing to increase and their insistence on imaging can over-ride clinical judgement.

And the budgetary consequences of surrender could be dire: give way on this, and you leave the impression that the government can be leaned on by all and sundry.By contrast, Mr Brown should jettison his insistence on increasing the time for which terrorist suspects may be held without charge from 28 to 42 days.

Some historians and military experts argue that Reagan's insistence on increasing military spending, combined with economic and political instability in the Soviet Union, led to the downfall of the Soviet bloc and to the eventual, if often tenuous, improvement in relations between the United States and Russia.

Another political cloud is Mrs. Merkel's insistence on substantially increasing the value-added-tax next year.