Sentence examples for structure demands from inspiring English sources
Senator Feinstein and other advocates of such a plan say the current structure demands too much from one person and gives the C.I.A. disproportionate weight.
But Mr. Blessing's narrative structure demands an expanse of decades; the play's characters are spread over five generations, from Ray's grandfather to Ray's grandson.
Moreover, with the decline in interest rates, the zero-coupon structure demands a higher proportion of the capital to protect the investment, leaving less to invest in the hedge fund itself.Two things are likely to happen, says a risk manager close to the business.
A further research into the stability of ground and underground structure demands for precise modeling of actual formation.
However, this complex cellular structure demands for an appropriate model for the description at a suitable means of computational costs.
Due to the importance of the hallux when walking, the minor or severe soft tissue loss of the dorsal and medial sides of this anatomical structure demands a timely stable and efficacious coverage.
Free indirect style is ultimately about modulation, and this story — given its subject matter as well as its structure — demanded a lot of that.
He preferred the psychological sense of security provided by windows that were narrower than his own shoulder span, so he reduced their width even further than the structure demanded.
For any woman – let alone a black woman – to take on the pale, male and stale suits of the governing body who had little interest in or regard for women's football, and demand investment, demand a youth structure, demand central contracts, demand an elite environment in which female footballers could develop, demand parity in medical expertise, should not be underestimated.
Now, the co-chief structure demanded consensual decision-making.
Long-term durability of macro-scale structure demand further developments of such models to be able to predict the macro-damage cluster and their evolution.
