Sentence examples for started insisting that from inspiring English sources

Counterparties started insisting that they post more collateral".

After a few relationship-testing episodes, some spouses have started insisting that their partners ask for approval before posting comments and photographs that include them.

But she started insisting that she was a victim, too--of the press, of the pols, even of the Jews who complained.

"But what happened next seems nearly as dangerous as the panic itself: people suddenly started insisting that parrot fever didn't exist".

In recent weeks, Peru and Ecuador started insisting that arriving Venezuelans have passports, not just national ID cards, effectively closing their borders to many.

Many journalists agreed, but as the inquest drew near, I noticed that British newspapers (several of which had regularly run "Was Diana Murdered?" pieces) suddenly fell into line, and started insisting that the inquest was a waste of time.

Should we start insisting that competitive cyclists chase them around the streets, followed by packs of braying hounds?

The final section of the book, in which she turns self-help guru and starts insisting that women have a physiological need to take delivery of flowers, to sleep only with powerful men, and to receive large amounts of semen, reads as if Barbara Taylor Bradford had taken it upon herself to rewrite The Joy of Sex.

Before companies start insisting that candidates conform to the preexisting corporate culture, they need to make sure their houses are in order and that their company cultures are truly and deeply inclusive.

But the minute we start insisting that men are this way and women are that way, we actually understand each other less.

So have a cocktail to start, insisting that you will order food only when you've had it.