The indications are palpable in growing demand for commercial time during various programs on broadcast and cable television networks.
The indications of an emerging recovery are palpable in growing demand for commercial time during various programs on broadcast and cable television networks.
The exclusion from these returns has created a palpable, pent-up demand from investors who want "alternative investments" i.e. something apart from stocks, bonds or cash.
Patxi López, the president of the Basque autonomous government, said the announcement was a step in the right direction but demanded "palpable facts as well as fine words".
The results of what Mr Gatti gave and demanded were palpable in the orchestra's extraordinary Mahler cycle two years ago in which bold interpretative extremes produced thrilling performances.That sort of daring, and the confidence to communicate it to both ensemble and audience, can be the special gift of a young conductor, and the current musical scene could use such bracing rejuvenation.
Equally substantial were concerns that lay cancer education might further pressure overburdened GPs, at a time when the ire of many general practitioners whether directed at consultants, Ministry of Health administrators, or demanding patients was palpable.
Nowhere have these changes been as dramatic or politically palpable as with the on-demand economy, which is poised to be one of the defining tech-related issues of the 2016 presidential election.
While Egypt's future is uncertain, the feeling of optimism among the people who succeeded in demanding change is palpable today.
If the occupiers do not have demands and lack a palpable politics, they exemplify a powerful process that speaks to their principles.
It demands an audible heartbeat, a palpable soul.
Tensions among crew members are palpable, but needless to say the producers are demanding more.
