Sentence examples for usual demands for from inspiring English sources

After the usual demands for the Keystone pipeline and a delay in health care reform, he went on to do exactly what the Fed chairman warned against: threatening to send the country into default unless Democrats agree to more cuts.

The Social Security Administration has invoked a disaster policy that speeds the processing of claims and waives the usual demands for documenting a person's death, said Tom Tobin, a spokesman.

The terms of European creditors for its bail-out included not just the usual demands for austerity and reforms but an unfamiliar demand for a banking "bail-in"—getting debt holders and uninsured depositors to absorb bank losses and to stump up new capital.

The number of patrons waiting in line for "Fifty Shades of Grey" is extraordinary, higher than the usual demand for the latest John Grisham or Danielle Steel novel, library officials say.

Its fatality rate — one in three people, compared with the one in five who succumb to other strains — has alarmed health officials and led to a higher than usual demand for vaccinations.

It is left to OMA to make smaller gestures, such as an overall severity of appearance, and projecting, box-like rooms called "blinkers" which, eschewing the usual demand for maximising views out at every possible opportunity, proffer largely blank walls.

In February, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that Melbourne-based Drummond Street Services had seen double the usual demand for support from young people after the debates about Safe Schools.

The growing fetus depends on the mother for all nutrition and increases the mother's usual demand for certain substances such as iron, folic acid, and calcium, which should be added as supplements to a balanced diet that contains most of the other required nutrients.