The phrase "avoid demanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to refrain from making requests or expectations that are too forceful or insistent.
Example: "In negotiations, it's important to avoid demanding too much too quickly, as it can lead to resistance."
Alternatives: "refrain from insisting" or "steer clear of being pushy".
They must resist the desire to "know everything" and avoid demanding details about the physical acts involved in their partners' betrayals.
That is something Ireland and Portugal have said they want to avoid demanding of their own private creditors, so as not to frighten off investors when those countries eventually start borrowing in international markets again.
The official Baltimore Ravens account tweeted this earlier in the summer: That is evidence of how far we will go to avoid demanding accountability from perpetrators as we continue to watch their victims bleed for us.
Participants were also asked to avoid demanding exercise or energy drinks that might had an influence on the study outcomes.
It's important to avoid demanding from these apps what their interfaces don't allow.
Avoid demanding special dishes or accompaniments.
Although its loyal audience and uniqueness might help offset its lack of corporate clout, when it comes to negotiating rates with cable operators, the Weather Channel has avoided demanding high subscriber fees.
However, a standardization of ASC isolation from minimal quantity of AT may limits patient discomfort, avoiding demanding surgical approaches.
A few are quietly changing their mobile-phone numbers to avoid demands for cash.
And unicorn investors, often big hedge funds, help startups postpone their initial public offering (IPOs) and avoid demands from public investors for instant profits.Yet high valuations come at a price, says Fenwick & West, a law firm.
A second possibility: voters want to "forestall future claims on public resources... by increasing deportations today — when many low-skilled immigrant workers are approaching middle age — the United States may avoid demands on social spending in the future".
