Sentence examples for larger demands from inspiring English sources

As the economy declined dramatically, so, too, did financing for health care -- just as the economic decline was putting ever larger demands on the system.

Mr. Bush will have to take additional difficult steps to make it hold, while responding to the larger demands to separate the warring parties and enter into political negotiations on creating two states under a viable security framework.

The trading commission blamed Mr. Corzine for not telling her to ensure the protection of customers, given that the firm had the paltry $82 million in cash to fix much larger demands.

Ms. Griffith said her greatest fear is that the needs of Winslow might be subsumed by larger demands elsewhere, like wrenching poverty on the reservations, inadequate roads in the growth areas or the need to balance environmental concerns with heavy industry.

In SFRC slabs, service stress limits were reached at larger demands than in RC slabs.

The growing Internet/Web infrastructure has placed increasingly larger demands on servers as well as the networks connecting them.

"But with this newer building, there definitely appears to be a much larger demand for space".

Universities also increased in number more rapidly in the United States than elsewhere, producing a larger demand for college textbooks.

Interestingly, the production/demand ratio ((Q/D)) converges to a constant the larger demand gets.

Introducing fixity led to larger demand on column forces (moment, axial, and shear) and column ductility.

Larger demand elasticities could be achieved by extending the control strategy to other residential thermostatic loads.