Sentence examples for serious demanding from inspiring English sources

If "Visigoth" triestoo hard to be literary with a capital L, itremains a serious, demanding collection.

Perhaps because Scott has a serious, demanding career of her own, their relationship has given the appearance of being rather more equal and grown-up than Jagger's previous romances.

LONDON — Michael Nunn and William Trevitt are ballet's most charming ambassadors: two former leading Royal Ballet dancers who formed their own group, George Piper Dances, in 2000 and made a name for themselves by offering jokey, demystifying behind-the-scenes videos as prefaces to serious, demanding new work.

For precise drafting and more serious, demanding graphics work, these two tools in tandem should help push creativity on mobile devices quite a bit further than what we have available today.

With 140 settlements and 150,000 settlers in place, there is no serious demand in government circles to build new settlements.

That there is a serious demand for this sort of thing bespeaks a dark cloud of loneliness shadowing the lives of untold numbers of modern people.

Most involve piecing together information or deciphering hidden messages, and only a few make serious demands on the player's eye-hand coordination.

The global mining industry is struggling after a serious demand shock, Mr. Pez said, but most rival companies will probably not need to take such radical action.

Although sex makes serious demands on the spine, no one has taken the time to study how different sexual positions can accommodate different back problems.But Stuart McGill and Natalie Sidorkewicz of the University of Waterloo in Canada rose to the challenge.

"It does not create a serious demand for conflict-free minerals in the EU, nor does it put in place a progressive development scheme for sustainable mining in conflict areas.

Real-time services including audio, video and mixtures of multi-media communication are in serious demand.