Sentence examples for most undemanding from inspiring English sources

It was dainty, sweet and pleasing in the most undemanding way.

A lower power 1.5GHz chip performs most undemanding tasks and a more powerful, but also more power hungry 2.1GHz chip takes over when needed.

We saw quite a bit of the Hotel Eden, a few blocks from the Via Veneto, as we traipsed from room to room in search of one that was acceptable, even by the most undemanding standards.

A lower power 1.5GHz chip (the little part) performs most undemanding tasks and a more powerful, but also more power hungry 2.1GHz chip (the big part) takes over when needed.

Today, it is one of the fastest and most undemanding quantum chemical programs.

Many tiny spring bulbs are among Mother Nature's most carefree plant, undemanding and adaptable.

Fortunately for Stokes, most of the sales went to relatively undemanding Commonwealth markets, though he did achieve one well-publicised triumph in selling buses to Castro's Cuba in the teeth of the US embargo.

One day even China will probably pass the tests of Fukuyamist optimism: its politics and economics will look much the same as everyone else's; most of its people will have physically undemanding jobs; its families will (still) be small; it may even, who knows, have as many women as men among its politicians.

Since the value of R 0 for primary pneumonic plague is already close to one, the control of potential outbreaks in most cases should be relatively straightforward and undemanding, especially if started by relatively few initial index case-patients.

Nowadays, the director thinks nothing of turning to Tom Cruise, as he has done for his next movie, "Minority Report," but Spielberg was somehow at his most relaxed, even his most democratic, in the undemanding company of youngsters, or amid his distinguished line of mothers — blond, capable, and easily hurt.

Most driving, Dr. Hancock said, consisted of "fairly undemanding situations".