Sentence examples for the intense demand from inspiring English sources
Though the deal never materialized, the dalliance highlights the intense demand at corporate law firms for lawyers with large, established books of business.
But given the intense demand for spots in the marathon, the world's largest, few new entrants would be able to join.
That has not been a problem in recent days, given the intense demand for Treasury bills, which are perceived as a safe haven by investors around the world.
"We have proposed direct flights between the United States and Iran last year, given the intense demand from both American and Iranian people".
The move by Mr. Lipson and his team to DLA underscores the intense demand for lawyers with large books of business in red-hot practice areas like natural gas.
But it wasn't even close to the $600 million-plus the company could have raised if the offering price had more realistically reflected the intense demand for eToys shares.
McCarthy does not have to revisit events prior to Ireland's last World Cup campaign for evidence of the intense demands on international managers over the next four weeks.
The passage in which Mr. Andrieux enacts Cunningham's requests and his own responses is breathtaking, a revelation of the painful slowness and determination with which the choreography was created and the intense demands on the dancers.
The intense demands of the medical profession necessitate a strong support group, but the relationships that emerge often exacerbate the already difficult tasks of maturing in medicine and in life.
Michael McGandy, who started in March as the institute's site manager in Manchester, said high staff turnover and the intense demands of helping refugees over their first three months had perhaps kept the agency from communicating with the city as much as it should.
People sometimes sway to "With or Without You" at weddings, but the "you" isn't a romantic partner (the line about seeing "the thorn twist in your side" should be a giveaway); the song is about how the intense demands of faith are both intolerable and invaluable ("I can't live / With or without you").
