Sentence examples for persistent demands from inspiring English sources

For some New York artists, Kusama's persistent demands were tiresome.

Democrats said they were calling the bluff of Republicans on their persistent demands for more domestic production.

But had we followed the Conservatives' persistent demands to deregulate everything, how much worse the crisis would have been.

First, they are responding to the persistent demands of their citizens, who have long called for a harmonised FTT in Europe.

The presidential candidate has refused to release any further records, despite persistent demands from media and political allies of Barack Obama.

The authorities clearly hope that Mr. Ahmadinejad's inauguration will put to rest the opposition's persistent demands for an annulment of the election or a referendum on its legitimacy.

A persistent demand shortfall and prolonged unemployment are costing the country trillions of dollars.

Some are forgettable, some pleasantly memorable; others, sometimes called earworms, stick tenaciously in your head -- unwelcome, persistent, demanding your attention.

The new liberal economics looks at persistent demand shortfalls to explain the weakness of the labour market.

Critics also complain of the Administration's persistent demand for scientific certainty before acting on problems like acid rain and global warming.

That persistent demand, after all, has been the main reason for sprawling government from California to Cardiff.In practice, however, the idea has flaws.