more demanding

It’s the latest sign that investors may be growing more demanding of the world’s most valuable public company and others that have ridden the artificial intelligence boom to stratospheric valuations.

Labunski said consumers are becoming more demanding in their shopping desires, calling for convenience over using multiple websites for their favorite brands.

Betts, who is batting .304 with an .892 on-base-plus-slugging percentage, 10 homers, 40 RBIs and 50 runs in 72 games, moved from second base to shortstop in early March, a switch to a more demanding position he hadn’t played regularly since high school.

Just bear in mind that building codes have grown more demanding over time, so the fact that something doesn’t comply with the codes today doesn’t mean that it wasn’t compliant and permitted when built.

“While being a senator or congressman is a more demanding job than many think ... it is nothing like being the chief executive.”