Sentence examples for it too demanding from inspiring English sources
Oh, and they're charging the full Sony premium on it, too, demanding $600 for the camera.
But is it too demanding to expect something better from science?
But there are some people who find it too demanding in that it has a seriousness of content.
He stopped playing competitively in 1980 because he found it too demanding to balance his chess schedule and his studies, and he had to make a choice.
Drop-off in the APD group was attributable to inability to sustain temporary pharmacological withdrawal, disease severity, (making it too demanding to lie still in the SPECT camera) refusal, or death.
I have a friend who tried it with me, but he quit after two days because it was too demanding".
That it would mean he would quit Idol (then Simon Fuller's format) was nothing; that it would make it virtually impossible for him to appear in The X Factor UK was something that Cowell eventually came round to even if it was obvious from the outset that the time commitments were such that it was too demanding to do both.
I didn't want to teach or go on being a publisher because it was too demanding of my time.
"I haven't watched basketball in years," she said, because it's "too demanding on your time," in contrast with football's manageable Sunday-afternoon concentration.
The second strategy is to argue that those who object to consequentialism on the grounds that it is too demanding are placing too much importance on the role of morality in practical reasoning (Brink 1989; Wolf 1982, 1992).
