Sentence examples for whatever demands from inspiring English sources

The governments in Madrid and Rome apparently fear the political impact at home of bowing to whatever demands for harsh economic policy changes might come with the aid.

"It seems to me that this is a pre-1992, pre-Bill Clinton version of the Democratic Party, where the candidates dutifully troop before one narrow special-interest group after another and pledge fealty to whatever demands are in front of them," Howard Wolfson, a longtime Democratic strategist who is now a deputy mayor, told me on Monday.

Ritchie may know lots about tennis, but he will have to bow to Jones' greater rugby knowledge and, surely, whatever demands he makes.

If the employee refuses to comply with whatever demands the customer makes, the app allows them to be shamed – by name – across Twitter, Facebook and every other social network.

"An anti-Keynesian, budget-balancing immediacy imparts a constrictive noose around whatever demand remains alive and kicking," he wrote.

Whatever demand there is for Chief Keef he generated it on his own, with his mixtapes, straight-to-YouTube videos and local hero status.

Exacerbating the gene's effects are stress, fatigue and multitasking – concurrent afflictions, I'd suggest, of whatever demanding logistics may cause one to flee a hotel room.

Whatever demand there had been was pent-up, and should now be free range.

But no matter how hard we try to prevent our children from having tantrums, there may still be times when they cannot cope with whatever demand has been placed on them.

And all but the smallest websites rely on what is called "load balancing" so they can plug in two, five, a dozen, or hundreds of servers to handle whatever demand comes in.

In reality, however, Tehran is able to stop high enrichment and concede to the demands of the international community at this stage, whatever those demands may be.