Circle was sunk by the continual demands placed on A&E, it couldn't get the financial model to work for it as it was overwhelmed by demand and so was facing significant losses.
A leading economist and government adviser said that the flight of capital from Irish banks was partly down to the ECB's continual demands for the return of its emergency funding.
One of the reasons for this has been the continual consumer demand for new taste and textural sensations.
No wonder, perhaps, that the NSA makes continual demands, which the British agency struggles to meet.
I have never come across ministers or civil servants trying to lean on reviews that are carried out although there is a fairly continual demand for conversations about how things might be going almost from before the exercise has started.
More importantly, perhaps, being a presence in Vegas allows musicians to be seen as unavailable — one thing that the digital era, from the continual presence demanded by social media to the unfettered availability of recorded music offered by Spotify and YouTube to the constant touring demanded by shifting economic models, lacks.
Meanwhile, Cablevision contends that "the YES network's continual demands for new and substantially different terms as recently as [this] morning–have made it clear that YES will not honor the March 12 agreement".
This means matching efficiency concerns with the staff's personal needs when setting work schedules, tempering continual demands for overtime, upgrading supervisory skills and redesigning jobs to improve the quality of work.
And throw in the continual short-term demand for good headlines – which Coe would surely bring – and you can see how politics can so easily produce poor outcomes.
Nevertheless, capital also demands the continual re-invention of the "new" in the form of new language games and new denotative statements, and so, paradoxically, a certain paralogy is required by the system itself.
