Sentence examples for more pent up from inspiring English sources

By contrast, last year's cool spring weather spurred more pent up demand by June.

"So there's even more pent-up sales.

The city estimates that 2 million people attended similar events in 2015, after the Chicago Blackhawks won their third Stanley Cup in six years but generations of Cubs fans have far more pent-up celebrating to do.

Those of us who think the manifold undercurrents of mainstream culture in the 1950's had to find modes of expression sooner or later, perhaps all the more explosively for being pent up, would disagree with Nachman's overall assessment of how and why rebel comedians came to be -- and even who they were.

Part of the reason is pent up demand.

There was undoubtedly pent up demand following the downturn.

It doesn't have an incentive to add more, despite any pent-up demand.

They ascribe outbreaks of violence more often to pent-up grievances over repressive government policies than to any organised terrorist force.

At other times he could be found wrestling with a Saracens staff member, simply trying to release more of his pent-up energy.

There is more of a pent-up demand situation".

The backlash against the Masts has far more to do with pent-up irritation at the self-satisfaction of urban cultural élites than it does with cocoa beans.