Sentence examples for longer demanded from inspiring English sources

It was a languid finish, but the contest no longer demanded any urgency from the home side.

Through sheer weight of numbers in the Dundee half, Celtic continued to threaten, although the game itself no longer demanded any sense of adventure.

But she was clearly delighted when I bonded with another manicurist, Lee, and no longer demanded one of her coveted slots.

Reviewers who no longer demanded consistency of style or tone seemed exhilarated by the inventiveness of Eliot's language and chilled by Furies transmuted into towering ghosts in white cowls.

Sophia Hober, dean of faculty at the Royal Institute of Technology, said it needed English-speaking faculty members because the majority of scientific publications were in English, but she added that the university no longer demanded applications in English, in line with the ombudsmen's ruling.

Because this feedforward mechanism is no longer demanded by our lifestyle, it could be dispensed with.

The video store no longer demands overdue videos.

We are no longer demanding consumers, expecting free magazines.

In the ruling party, political survival no longer demands unquestioning loyalty to the comandante.

Mr Crosby, a stickler for message discipline, no longer demands the "long term economic plan"  in every Tory sentence.

Mr Hill said that it was no longer demanding an immediate revival of the light-water reactor project.