Sentence examples for demand a small from inspiring English sources

For almost 20 years now, citizens have been able to demand a small share of the power and the money in social care, through exercising their right to a direct payment.

Now there is a demand, a small niche market that wants to see serious films, different films, there is a demand... It's a small market but I think, at least we've proven that they exist.

Congressional Democrats seem to be of different minds on the matter, with some pushing back hard, and others content to demand a small dollop of turd polish to make the package seem more aesthetically pleasing, at which point, they'll likely roll over and pass the bill.

Such approaches are data-independent, because they do not need to be trained: they only demand a small collection of annotated texts for fine tuning the model.

Theater demands a larger scale, or rather, these diminutive creations imperiously demand a smaller one.

A bulky jacket or puffy fur can work with a clingy minidress, but in the main shorter hemlines and higher-waist trousers demand a smaller proportion on top.

The economy has evolved, liquidity has improved, diversification is easier and investors should demand a smaller risk premium than they have in the past.

If we use analog memristor which can change its memristance gradually, pattern matching can be more accurate and demand a smaller number of memristors in crossbar array [6, 7].

They sell proprietary gene data to drug researchers, usually demanding a small royalty on any products developed from their findings.

Moreover, it also presented prominent HER activity, only demanding a small overpotential of 88 mV at 10 mA cm−2 and a low Tafel slope of 49.7 mV dec−1.

I don't take issue with Apple demanding a small processing fee to handle credit card transactions, but 30% is too much, especially combined with the restriction that publishers can't change their pricing to adjust to the tax.