Sentence examples for not especially demanding from inspiring English sources
For the next 15 years or so, the French were not especially demanding, and Norodom benefited from French military help in putting down a series of rebellions.
Mr. Eno has been making what he calls ambient works off and on, between other projects, since the mid-'70s; they don't especially demand to be considered as a corpus, because they don't demand much of anything at all.
Though Charles urges Tony Blair, who was prime minister at the time, and some of his ministers to be mindful of the bureaucratic burden imposed on Britain's farmers, and he suggests that they allow the country's badgers to be culled despite "the badger lobby," the letters do not seem overbearing or especially demanding.
The definition of normal 6MWD in children is especially demanding since not only parameters like height, weight and ethnical background influence the measurement, but may be as crucial as age and the developmental stage [ 10].
The definition of normal 6MWT in children is especially demanding since not only parameters like height, weight and ethnical background influence the measurement, but may be as crucial as age and the developmental stage.
The piano line is demanding but not especially showy: it is part of a dialogue with the orchestra and not necessarily the dominating voice.
Both sorts of kidnap, Mr Coles says, can involve extreme violence, which relatives are sometimes obliged to overhear on the phone.Compared with the old-fashioned variety, inter-criminal kidnappings are not especially lucrative: the ransom demand can be as little as £500 ($740).
Hanwell was not especially impressed.
Not especially, she answered.
"Not especially," he says.
