Sentence examples for more demand on from inspiring English sources

"With buses, there was more capacity and (that creates) more demand on the trail system.

While razor clams are enjoyed here in niche enclaves, there's still more demand on the continent.

"Foundations face pressure from two directions: You have less money to spend, and there's more demand on you and more problems to address".

Less money and more demand on those services means that local authorities need to make disproportionate cuts in other non-statutory areas.

David Cameron argues that to engage with extremism it's time to stop being "a passively tolerant society that makes no more demand on us than to obey the law".

Inevitably I can only see the role of data analysts growing: we increasingly have new technology coming into rugby, which will put more demand on people who can process that data and come up with relevant analysis.

And, as in all such situations, the criminal defendant would get the benefit of the higher mental state (the one more demanding on the government).

The less inventive technical accomplishment, the one that actually made more demands on the user at first, became the undisputed market leader.

For one thing, there are simply more demands on your financial resources than ever before.

The conundrum is this: Serie A is more demanding on mental concentration than physical energy, which is one reason the players find the transition from the Champions League hard.

More people are making more demands on fewer priests.