Sentence examples for be undemanding from inspiring English sources
Sara Laschever, co-author of the book Why Women Don't Ask, says part of the problem is that women are brought up to be undemanding.
If we are to believe the advertising of the big chain bookshops, or go by what packs the stands at airports, it seems that summer-holiday reading must above all be undemanding.
He used the comedy show Father Ted to explain his exasperation with the Occupy London protesters whose encampment outside St Paul's cathedral caused a crisis in the Church last year and whose language, he said, was "so general as to be undemanding".
Bonuses are tied to company performance targets, but these can be undemanding and easily massaged.
Even its most misty-eyed fans admit that this was a beer designed to be undemanding, easy drinking.
They are undemanding, too.
China, by contrast, is undemanding, worryingly so.
Yet, artistically speaking, Ravello is undemanding.
But Oriel said: While the shares have shown some recent recovery from depressed levels, the rating is undemanding.
It has plenty of trees; water, energy and labour are cheap; environmental standards (in practice, if not in theory) are undemanding.
