Sentence examples for that demanding less from inspiring English sources

It is not immediately obvious that demanding less generous paid holidays and maternity leave in negotiations with the EU ahead of a referendum will endear the prime minister to potential working class Conservatives.

His saving grace is that this zone scheme allows him to deliver blocks off movement rather than in a phone booth, which is a style that demands less grit.

With a political manifesto that demanded less government, he created a place where he could bring in millions that the government couldn't touch.

Both, Wood points out, use a kind of stream-of-consciousness which owes something to Joyce, but not as sternly; they are friendlier than that, demand less marvelling at the technique.

One of the biggest obstacles to sensible allocation of limited resources is the same force that is demanding less spending -- Congress itself.

They're adjusting to a time that demands less quality and more quantity.

But the world needs crops that demand less from the environment and provide more nutrition, using less water, on the same amount of land.

A loose collective of gamers – mostly young men who rail against the hijacking of video games culture by a mainstream that demands less sexism and more representation of all kinds – have harassed, threatened and abused several accomplished female games designers and feminist academics in recent years.

Another way that demands less resources is to preprocess the text using automatic machine translation into a common language, and then use the preprocessed text as input to the classifier.

With tools like Facebook Live that demand less scripted moments, this level of media-training can stutter, especially when you don't have the advantage of seeing an outside view of what exactly you look like while it's all going down.

"Something pretty big is happening in this country," he said, saying that people are demanding "less government, less war and a free-market economy".