Sentence examples for something demanding from inspiring English sources

When you run a state within a state, there is always something demanding your attention.

"Rise Above" is so dense with leaps and left turns that it can seem algebraic: something demanding your full attention, best undertaken episodically, and not for long.

When the user does something demanding, such as 3D gaming, photo processing or similar, the two big cores fire up, but when just chewing through email or sending a text the two power efficient cores run the show.

The rest of your time will be nowhere near as productive, so it's worth recognising which part of the day is best for you and maximising it to get something demanding done rather than flogging yourself when you're tired.

Only four cores are used at any one time, with the lower power cores used until something demanding like playing a game or producing video is required to save battery.

"There is something demanding about the Scottish accent," says Fletcher.

"The idea that being good at something demands harried, exhausted martyrdom is relatively new," argued Smith.

That was something demanded by, among others, Saudi Arabia, among the group of developing countries that are not required to reduce their emissions.

"Sing something!" demanded one notebook-waving questioner.

The speaker later told President Barack Obama in a private meeting that the idea of including new revenues in the mix, something demanded by Democrats, is not an option.

He explains the costume as something demanded by a director who wants actors in rehearsal to live their roles at all times.