Sentence examples for personal demand from inspiring English sources

"It was his personal demand that this was important".

And rather than suing the casino, the woman makes another, more personal demand.

My personal demand is to unify this movement and establish defined, clear goals.

We often declare our independence, Fitzgerald thought, by declaring our allegiance to a cause that makes what Trilling called a "large, strict, personal demand upon life".

And that will be because of the gear he is in, how much throttle he is using, his personal demand on the motor at that time.

Last month, Gordon Brown made a personal demand for Goodwin to hand back some of his £16m pension and pledged to take "all the legal action necessary" if he did not comply.

Making petty personal demands of one person as a pre cursor to dialogue about millions of babies makes me wonder whose agenda is more important here.

A third insight concerns the juggling of personal demands and professional ambitions.

I don't have personal demands of life because I'm living on borrowed time.

But Smith, even as a single, unattached man, also displays a keen understanding of personal demands.

Helped by a support group, Mrs. Wick adopted new ways to handle professional and personal demands.