Sentence examples for may demand considerable from inspiring English sources
These "usury statutes" are likely to be circumvented by lenders who may demand considerable sums as commissions or "expenses".
These "usury statutes" are likely to be circumvented by lenders who may demand considerable sums as commissions or "expenses". More flexible, but also less certain, are general laws declaring certain "usurious" transactions null and void.
We currently demand considerable amounts of valuable urban land for roads.
These requirements demand considerable processing time.
For example, they may demand that the government sell off "public infrastructure" and the assets of failed banks (which still have considerable value) to pay off the loans which were used to bail out the bankers in New York and London.
Austerity-exhausted Spaniards may demand change.
The conduct of a clinical trial requires substantial investment from research funders, demands considerable time and effort from investigators, and may expose human volunteers to health risks.
Each of these elements demands considerable expertise.
This is one of those all-embracing projects demanding considerable planning and concentrated skill.
To treat the most complicated organ in the body appropriately demands considerable expertise.
