Sentence examples similar to whatever that demands from inspiring English sources

At most, they're answerable to their shareholders, who demand high share prices whatever that requires.

It informs how she is mapping out a politics that demands accountability, whatever the regime.

Robert Hess, the commissioner of the Department of Homeless Services, said that whatever the demand, the city was handling it smoothly, with no one being forced to sleep on benches overnight as they had during previous administrations.

The art of management is to keep players fresh and motivated, whatever the demands on them.

Whether or not such chatter is overheated, and whatever the demands of compassion, justice seems not to have been well-served.

He said the message from the East Midlands Strategic Health Authority was to hit the targets "whatever the demand" and that he was ordered to resign when he refused to back down.

The prevailing and lazy assumption is implied but all too clear: that the foreign policy élite, and government, should be left to get on with the job, with whatever secrecy that they demand.

The idea that any particular company is vital to our society is complete nonsense -- the loss of a company doesn't result in the loss of demand for whatever that company was trying to provide.

Online companies typically run their facilities at maximum capacity around the clock, whatever the demand.

"We are here to satisfy the demand for services, whatever that is.

But whatever the demands and the distances, the goal remains the same: cross the finish line first.