Sentence examples for may be demanding from inspiring English sources

The work may be demanding and even perilous, but the performers are decently fed and sheltered.

Others may be demanding Donald Rumsfeld's McNamara-slick head, as John Kerry did on CNN: "He rushed this to war.

He may be demanding of his riders, but he is even more devoted to them than his Niners.

One theory for the fight: his siblings may be demanding part of the shares he controls in Samsung Life.

The White House may be demanding changes now so that it can claim credit for any bill that eventually emerges from Congress.

Instead of extending choice and personalisation in public services, by 2015 the public may be demanding renewed investment in its decimated public services.

Nonmaleficence will often be less demanding than beneficence, but on the other hand it may be demanded of more persons, for instance universally and not only of those standing in some specific relational role.

But more sacrifice may be demanded.

There is also a threat: recompense may be demanded if we receive "undeserved touch".

When a business is large, mature and public, an emphasis on short-term profits may make sense and may be demanded by the public markets.

Further cost reductions may be demanded each year, causing a supplier to cut corners, thus damaging the final product or service.