Meanings of demand less in English

Higher oil prices also signal to consumers the need to demand less.

The only way to reduce factory farming is to demand less meat.

We need to demand less from ourselves and more from our society.

From a strictly historical account we should of course demand less bias, less teleological argument.

The stupendous terrors of Armageddon demand less courage than the uneventful terror of the daily commonplace.

In fact, once they are well established they will demand less time than the annual vegetables.

I would demand less than any one else for my work; sixpence was ample, or perhaps fivepence.

Can He demand less of us than that we should think of what we say to Him?

The trituration and mixture do not demand less care, and on them depends the greater or less digestibility of chocolate.

Brazilians who flocked to appliance stores and vehicle dealerships the past months are likely to demand less credit going forward, Bendine added.

But it is usually best to make new plants each year from cuttings, since young plants commonly bloom most profusely and demand less care.

Therefore, alternatives demanding less animals and shorter exposure times would be desirable.

They decided that, counter-intuitively, they might achieve more by demanding less.

As the years passed and after the children came her man had demanded less and less of her.

As it happens, the ten-test method demands less of the experimenter's time than do methods with fewer tests per day.

She found a man's roughness preferable to women's velvet slaps, his most masterful demands less wearing than their silent criticism.