Sentence examples for demanding smaller from inspiring English sources

Consumers are demanding smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles, but Chrysler's most popular products are Ram pickups, minivans and Jeep S.U.V.'s.

The idea of the draft has become an anachronism in the post-cold-war world, where security concerns have shifted, demanding smaller, professional militaries to deal with hot spots around the world and to combat terrorist threats.

The result is overflowing classrooms up and down the country, with 93,655 infants taught in classes with more than 30 children, and more than 50% of parents in last week's survey by parenting website Netmums demanding smaller class sizes for their children.

With more customers demanding smaller desktop PCs today, the desktops come in tower and small form factor models.

In terms of class size and number of lessons, countries need to strike a balance between the quality (demanding smaller classes and many lessons) and the costs (demanding larger classes and fewer lessons).

High removal efficiencies were obtained using regular foams and aphrons, demanding small amounts of surfactant.

I like you — not these demanding small people.

Days after my second interrogation, the Principal Deputy Secretary of State wrote my publisher demanding small redactions in my book -- already shipped to the bookstores -- to avoid "harm to U.S. security".

She also said that the effort would prove expensive because it demands smaller classes and more individual instruction.

During the row over health care, the right demanded smaller deficits but refused to countenance any cuts in medical spending on the elderly.

In other words, transport in the hypothesized robot environments demands smaller mobile robots and handling of heavy objects.