Sentence examples for outward demands from inspiring English sources

Such opening up and turning outward demands what Rosenzweig calls a "reversal" [Umkehr] of the "Yes" and the "No" which united within each isolated element.

1 Land: As cities extend outward demand for land grows.

Up from the glasses rose all manner of evocative scents, wafting outward and demanding our attention even before we were ready to give it.

Josephine demands outward perfection and victimizes her children behind closed doors.

It suits a time when little outward activity is demanded and when the peculiar traditions of a group seem particularly worth emphasizing.

At the mean money price, a higher awareness that sports and exercise could help 'relax and forget about cares' is associated with an outward shift in the demand curve (original demand curve is represented by middle curve) leading to more days (from 9 to 9.8) for sports and exercise.

They celebrate self-indulgence and expense where a more dogmatic environmentalism demands looking outward and thinking small, making do with less.

There can be no better foundation for a future which demands an outward looking and globally trading United Kingdom.

Although immigration may also cause an outward shift in labor demand, the combination of increased labor supply and demand due to immigration likely yields excess supply in the labor market.

The theory of factor demand clarifies an important misunderstanding: the often-heard argument that the outward shift in product demand induced by immigration will somehow return the economy to its pre-immigration equilibrium does not have any theoretical support.

As demand pushes outward, Westchester County is benefiting from Stamford's office gridlock.