Sentence examples for regular demands from inspiring English sources

On closer inspection, we learn that regular demands on FCHVs are typically less than five hours a week, and more demanding tasks, such as an immunization day, are financially compensated.

The call for censorship and the expectation that online intermediaries police the internet are becoming regular demands.

Since its establishment under the 1937 Constitution, the Seanad has been little changed, despite regular demands for reform and numerous official reports with radical recommendations.

They are waiting — waiting for Jeter, even if he is not really ready for the regular demands that spring training brings.

Calisthenics promote strength, endurance, flexibility, and coordination and augment the body's general well-being by placing controllable, regular demands upon the cardiovascular system.

The game's ever-expanding scope and regular demands for micro-managing resources create an enthralling parallax effect that can keep devoted players dosed, for hours, on the pleasurable sense of immersion that the psychologist Mihály Csíkszentmihályi calls "flow".

His new career took off and he was in regular demand as a radio and television pundit.

He bought a string vest, a shellsuit, a blond wig and a fake cigar, and for a couple of years was happy to find himself in regular demand.

"When I lived in Shenzhen, I remember hearing that working in a gynecological hospital was one of the best ways to make money because there was such a regular demand for abortions," Ms. Sheng said.

The size of editions varied greatly; the earliest printers of Rome typically struck off 225 copies and those of Venice 300 copies, but later the numbers rose and some of the standard legal texts, which were in regular demand, were printed at Venice in as many as 2,300 copies.

But he has also enthused about "regular, demanding, rigorous examinations" and in certain cases there are actually plans for more tests: new compulsory assessments for four- and five-year-olds are coming, and last month Gove suggested all state-educated 13-year-olds should sit the Common Entrance exams used by private schools.