more demanding

The industry is shifting towards a more demanding skill base.

Viewers not only have become savvier but also more demanding, challenging the wait time between seasons of television.

I hardly have time for dinner, but it could be more demanding still.

Some chefs are just more generous than others—or some collaborators more demanding.

We can of course pardon some faults because modern bibliographers are more demanding than those of 1664.

But the patient hours of archery practice, the strict instruction in the use of a long-bladed bronze dagger were more demanding.

Again, were there more demanding truth, there would be fewer satisfied with mere justice, and none would beg for mercy.

Ekdahl said that Lee was more demanding of his mother than he was, and he was her husband.

He, Leuwan, was different—more exacting—more demanding of positive returns from the Estates.