Sentence examples for typically demanding from inspiring English sources
It's typically demanding stuff, especially with three other players tagging along and getting stuck on lower levels.
Still, lenders are typically demanding more stringent terms, including higher down payments compared with those required in the boom years.
It's a fair enough price, especially given the high ratings the app has gleaned from the typically demanding iTunes community.
Jack B. Siegel, a lawyer in the nonprofit field who operates a Web site, www.charitygovernance.com, said chief executive positions at similar foundations were typically demanding, full-time jobs.
The Deposit Protection Service (DPS), a goverment-authorised body that looks after £900m in deposits on behalf of 1.5 million tenants and landlords, said that since it began operating in 2007, the average deposit has risen from £600 to £900, with landlords typically demanding six weeks' rent rather than the traditional one-month deposit.
Over the past two years, three law firms, Davenport Lyons, ACS Law, and Tilly Bailey & Irvine, have been targeting individuals accused of downloading or sharing pirate material – typically demanding between £500 and £700, amid accusations that the homeowner has been pirating copyright material.
And events in the future typically demand the conditional tense.
Commercial lenders typically demand higher rates for unsecured credit.
case typically demands trade penalties equal to its losses as compensation.
Lenders typically demand higher interest rates to compensate for this risk.
