Sentence examples for required hungry from inspiring English sources

One of the terms and conditions of the renewed agreement required Hungry Jack's to open a minimum number of new locations each year for the duration of the contract.

He is also calling for all the city's garbage cans to be capped, so that a little more ingenuity would be required of hungry pigeons.

A lot of this would not have been as possible a decade or two ago, when solar power technologies were less robust and electrical lighting usually required energy-hungry incandescent bulbs.

They don't require a hungry teenager at the corner grocery store to know how many calories a day she should be taking in, or what percentage of that total that bag of potato chips represents.

It can, for example, be difficult to understanding why some complex models come to their conclusions and labeling the massive datasets required for the hungriest models can be haltingly laborious.

The cool-running, lower-power Barracuda Green hard drive delivers whisper-quiet acoustics and helps reduce system costs associated with the fans and power supply devices often required for power-hungry systems.

However, human population growth is increasing rapidly and nutritional input from animal industries will be required to feed a hungry world.

Although they accommodated bigger guns and could meet schedules regardless of weather, fuel-hungry steamships required far-flung coaling stations, which encouraged naval powers to plant their flags on remote outposts and define their interest in places never before connected to their security or commerce.

The rise of the (often risible) idea of the contemporary "digital native" has sometimes made even museums wonder whether they're on the wrong side of the divide, unable to provide as many digital experiences as apparantly required by a technology-hungry younger generation.

Similar compromises are required for the data-hungry layering of images needed to simulate things like smoke and translucent glass.

They are very large pieces of equipment and are very fuel hungry, requiring a significant quantity of chemicals to drive them.