Sentence examples for thinking of demanding from inspiring English sources

If outraged congressmen are thinking of demanding more punctilious accounting of health-care costs at the upcoming hearing, they should be careful what they wish for.

"It is a new, bold way of thinking to demand and develop new technologies to free ourselves from gas-tank price-gouging".

But it should be a way of working and a way of thinking that we demand of those who govern us.

On her Afghan Voices blog this year, 19-year-old Tamana Ayazi wrote about challenges familiar to college freshmen around the world: online registration, picking a major, stepping up to meet a level of critical thinking not demanded in the local public high school.

Injury experts say that if some virus were leaving this many children dead and severely hurt, parents would be lying awake nights thinking of prevention strategies, or demanding an all-out campaign to take care of the problem.

Meanwhile, the economics profession has still only done a fraction of the difficult thinking demanded by the last crash.

Both books reflected the mainstream Protestant thinking of their time, which demanded personal action to right the wrongs of society.

Harvey is not alone in thinking black women demand too much of their partners.

One-dimensional thinking does not demand change nor does it recognize the degree to which the individual is a victim of forces of domination in society.

Here's the problem with that line of thinking: Our demand for purebred friends is so great that we're willing to overlook some pretty nasty things that come attached to their provenance.

"People have been thinking of us as an on-demand company," said founder and CEO Nick Rellas.