Sentence examples for perennial demand from inspiring English sources

Backers of the measure insist that prostitution is a societal mainstay, a commodity in perennial demand.

He has earned more air miles than most newscasters, most recently broadcasting from Greenland, and is in perennial demand as a speaker and charity patron.

That space was the perennial demand for a tough, aggressive but forward-looking sound for the release of pent-up frustration.

With the exception of an immigration overhaul, a perennial demand of the tech industry, Mr. Conway said he had little interest in national affairs until the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.

Over at The New Republic, Elspeth Reeve has written an utterly wonderful exploration of this, noting that the media's perennial demand for Hillary Clinton to be more "authentic" always backfires on everyone, because the media doesn't really understand what "authenticity" is, and whenever Clinton actually evinces any of it, the media recoils in disgust and confusion.

These conditions, combined with the perennial demands of government licensing and regulation with which RACFs need to comply, find RAC senior and middle managers often trapped in a cycle of crisis management with little energy or time for professional development [ 10].

The top teams, the perennial finalists, demand four quarters of quality football a week.

The irony shoots in many directions, not least towards that perennial question demanded of modern art: is there any there there?