Sentence examples for inexorable demand from inspiring English sources
A kind of coexistence might have evolved had not European pastoralism generated an inexorable demand for land.
Astronomers are often asked whether they can get around the inexorable demand for larger telescopes by being more innovative.
They were triggered by the inexorable demand for labor: planters needed slaves to work their fields; Northern factories needed men and women to work the machines; today, the service economy needs cab drivers, doctors, domestics and software engineers.
Consider Apple's complex, conflicted relationship with Bitcoin apps … and the implicit threat Bitcoin poses to Apple's inexorable demand for a 30% cut of all in-app purchases.
Nabors CEO Anthony Petrello is betting that the inexorable demand for more efficiency can finally be delivered with the class of manufacturing automation already common in the auto industry, or warehouses.
According to Hannah Storm of the International News Safety Institute, the inexorable demands of 24-hour news channels have put greater pressure on journalists to deliver, while budget cuts in newsrooms have meant news organizations have shut big foreign bureaus and replaced them with local staff and freelancers.
Even guys on the level make certain inexorable demands.
"Clean tech is being driven by the inexorable demands being placed on the earth not only by mature economies but also by the explosive demand for resources in China, India, and other developing nations.
The context within which current and future AP roles were considered was influenced by inexorable demands for healthcare and the requirements to meet health policy priorities.
Will its cancellation curb the inexorable global demand for the exploitation of Canada's huge oil sands deposits?
Traditional utility models were built on the engine of inexorable electricity demand growth, which became less certain as America's power system was built out and energy efficiency programs succeeded – electricity demand growth has been flat for 10 years, and it's expected to stay that way.
