Sentence examples for regardless of the demand from inspiring English sources

In America, if they quit their day job, they may be deported.In a survey, Mr Wadhwa found that most Indian and Chinese students in America expect problems in obtaining a work visa when they graduate, regardless of the demand for their skills.

The provider benefits through better utilisation regardless of the demand distribution from the population, and the provider does not lose a large amount of revenue when options and forwards contracts are unlikely to improve server utilisation.

We compare the effectiveness of the LR-based solutions to that of the solutions obtained by a myopic policy which aims to fortify most reliable facilities regardless of the demand topology.

The evaluation of a Malian case study shows that electrification projects are balanced on the threshold of economic competitiveness, regardless of the demand scenario, and have a high degree of sensitivity to parameters such as seed yields, petroleum prices, characteristics of geographic locations and labour costs.

Given that TCM hospitals are growing more similar to general hospitals, one may raise a question about whether it is necessary to have a stand-alone TCM hospital in each county, regardless of the demand for TCM in that county.

The children totally follow their own impulses, regardless of the demands of the environment [but] there can be excellent ability of logical abstract thinking".

The devotees of a particular philosopher or field have usually been allowed to use the idioms and jargon that come most naturally to them, regardless of the demands of intelligibility to others.

As this blog reported on Monday, the anti-independence group said it believed STV intended to press ahead with its planned event on 16 July regardless of the demands of either campaign: campaign director Blair McDougall believed it was a take it or leave it offer.

To illustrate the human body's ability to maintain a constant temperature regardless of the demands put on it, Jones recalls that in one experiment, a test subject on a treadmill ran the equivalent of a marathon in a chamber whose temperature was slowly raised from minus 45°C to 55°C: "The temperature of his body core deviated over the experiment by less than one degree".

Figure 3 shows the level of these interactions, which does not indicate a great deal of participation regardless of the demands of the subject: Fig. 3 Evolution of total interactions established among the students participating in the experience.

Moreover, the attraction of working abroad was so strong that many persons chose schools and subjects in order to enhance their potential for migration, regardless of the domestic demand.