Sentence examples for tremendously demanding from inspiring English sources

My dad, in a lot of ways, was the Great Santini — tremendously demanding, and you could always do better.

Your inventory is severely limited too, and there's some tremendously demanding precision needed in a handful of particularly cruel and frustrating sections.

Long takes, disjointed scenes and elusive meanings all coalesce to form a film that somehow manages to be both eminently watchable and tremendously demanding.

I sort of closed myself off from the world for those couple of weeks because it felt tremendously demanding emotionally and physically ― I went into my own little cocoon.

This must be a tremendously demanding job, one that completely changes your life? A. Yes, it is.

A major reason for the growing use of microwave and optical-fibre systems was the tremendously increased demand for circuits that developed from the railroads' widespread use of electronic computers.

Satisfying the tremendously increasing demand in capacity is not possible without densifying network deployments, i.e., installing more APs to serve more STAs.

"We're all heartbroken by the violence inflicted upon the demonstrators, but also tremendously proud of their non-violent presence in the streets demanding justice".

"What was demanded was tremendously more than what the case was ultimately settled for," he said, "and the judgment of settling the case was that we will save the state money on potential liabilities here, in addition to the fact that the assemblyman agreed to pay a sum for his own actions".

If vertices could be indexed by amino-acid category, such as hydrophobic, the number of candidate triplets to search scales tremendously, as does demands upon memory if a hash table is employed.

That tremendously increases the difficulty and cost of obtaining financing, and causes already nervous suppliers to demand immediate payment.