Sentence examples for unending demand from inspiring English sources

The Industrial Revolution in Britain had opened up a seemingly unending demand for American cotton and very soon it accounted for no less than 57 per cent of all American exports.

"But they lead to spirals of violence in society, an unending demand for more public executions, and an ugly escalation in the ways the criminal is shamed or tortured before the execution".

While residencies are the long-standing model for Las Vegas, this unending demand for live music is spreading the model across the entire country.

"Useful advice around how to grow products, how to sell, all the mechanics for starting a startup... there's unending demand for that," says Geoff Ralston, a YC partner and founder of RocketMail that was acquired and became Yahoo Mail.

The veneration of Mary reached a peak in the early 15th century, an era that saw an unending demand for works depicting her likeness.

Israelis need to know that further concessions would not render us more vulnerable to terrorism and susceptible to unending demands.

In a way, this is an idyll: a black market where supply is eager and demand unending, and where the cops take their own sweet cut of the liquor.

One time she even tried it herself, standing still, suspended in the dense fluid of an unending array of demanding tasks — cleaning, cooking, washing, grocery shopping, snack-getting — while outside the birds chirped and the traffic hissed past on the parkway.

But unending suffering need not.

Yet Dumont has a genius for alienated landscape, driven by an unending, not quite hopeless demand that emptiness, stared at intensively enough, will at last yield up its secrets.

The compassionate end involves some large federal programs combined with unending sympathy for the demands of special interests.