Sentences with phrase «extraordinary demand»

And with extraordinary demand for new teachers and the urgent need to close gaps in the teaching workforce, we must address the pipeline now.

My larger reservation about this situation from what I know of it is that we are making extraordinary demands of children and parents to jump - start achievement levels for students who probably have long lived in educationally disadvantaged communities.

«The world we live in often places extraordinary demands on individuals and families.

But Soper says, «The story in the west, and particularly in Alberta, is quite different, with extraordinary demand levels far surpassing available inventory.

Weiss understands the importance of staying connected with the brand's dedicated fan base and the customer - centric approach has translated into extraordinary demand (read: 10,000 - person wait lists) for Glossier products.

An internal «End Game» memo left in a Los Angeles hotel restaurant details extraordinary demands considered by the Sanders campaign ahead of the Democrats» unity event.

A registration partnership with the Providence public school district led to extraordinary demand from Providence residents (half of Providence kindergartners registered for a seat at AFPMA).

As Indie authors, we're putting extraordinary demands on ourselves these days.

You should not expect an ideal retirement, where you're perfectly healthy and there are no extraordinary demands on your retirement savings.

But banks» liquidity needs alone don't account for their extraordinary demand for excess reserves, because Treasury securities are themselves high - quality liquid assets, which banks would normally favor over excess reserves for their higher yields.

But it was due also to the extraordinary demands placed on the listener by the complex structure and contemplative nature of Bruckner's symphonies.

«We're gearing up to meet the extraordinary demand for more public transit on our waterways.»

«The extraordinary demands of educating disadvantaged students to higher standards, the challenges of attracting the talent required to do that work, the burden of finding and financing facilities, and often aggressive opposition from the traditional public education system have made the trifecta of scale, quality, and financial sustainability hard to hit,» concludes the report, «Growing Pains: Scaling Up the Nation's Best Charter Schools.»

«The Rockstar Energy Moab Extreme Concept was specifically designed to withstand the extraordinary demands of Moab off - road terrain,» said Nic Ashby, Rockstar Marketing.

Because of the extraordinary demands in other areas of my life, I only do critiques at writing conferences and in my local critique group.

Given the extraordinary demands of the pet business — the speed of change and the avalanche of SKUs competing for attention — being smart with data is an essential skill for pet manufacturers.

When a new user goes to sign up on the site, they are shown an «Invitation Code» field that, according to the description, was added «due to extraordinary demand.»

In the explanation to the graph the exchange says that «due to extraordinary demand, new accounts require an invitation code».

Consequently, Bitcoin exchanges such as Coinbase, Gemini, and GDAX have been overwhelmed and shorthanded, unable to respond to such an extraordinary demand.

However, due to extraordinary demand, new account creation has been temporarily paused.

Many of the «house parents» are former offenders who are prepared to embrace the extraordinary demands of life at Hassela, working for six weeks before taking a two - week break.

The ProExam Center for Innovative Assessments is pleased to present in 2016 a true next - generation solution to meet the extraordinary demand for social and emotional learning and noncognitive character strength measurement.

However, due to extraordinary demand, the number of active residential listings still on the market at the end of March was well below normal with only 434 residential properties for sale, way below the previous 5 ‐ year March average of 1,508.