Sentence examples for looming demands from inspiring English sources

Though leaders in both parties acknowledge the looming demands, neither Democrats nor Republicans have much appetite for reducing deficits anytime soon.

The next City Council also must decide how to face the looming demands of the U.S. Department of Justice, which detailed in a scathing report last month the racism and "unconstitutional policing" within the mostly white police force.

The federal government will not meet its target of 475,000 national disability insurance scheme participants by 2019-20, and is failing to grow the disability workforce fast enough to meet the looming demand.

"The receiver's looming demand for the payment of $75 million from the county and the possibility that the receiver might succeed with his efforts to seize all the county's remaining restricted general funds rendered impracticable all further negotiations with the county's creditors," it said.

As the threat of blackouts loomed, demands for action rose from officials of both parties and from consumers in the West.

Mr. Préval has insisted that he will leave when his term ends on Feb. 7, but he sent tremors last week by announcing he might stay on until May 14, the technical end date of his five-year term if the election is delayed and looming chaos demands that someone remain in charge.

She said she had considered returning her son's Christmas gifts to meet looming financial demands.

The first is that climate change is a crisis precisely because it is a looming catastrophe that demands an aggressive global response, now.

These limits loom as demand is accelerating for computing capacity to make sense of a surge of new digital data from sensors, online commerce, social networks, video streams and corporate and government databases.

A test will loom when demand in that area revives.

Yet continued success is not assured – the looming plateau in demand for LLINs, competition from imported LLINs sourced from Asian manufacturers, and the recent founding of multiple African sites for LLIN manufacturing all suggest the need for continued innovation to stay in business.