Sentence examples for still too powerful from inspiring English sources

Too many people from the time of the Bosnian war were still too powerful.

Apart from anything else, there are still too many of them, and some of them are still too powerful.

He added that inequality has risen, global imbalances – the yawning trade and investment deficits and surpluses between many countries – remain untackled, and many of the world's largest banks are still too powerful.

In all likelihood, traditional ideas of measurement were still too powerful in his way of thinking, and thus he missed the discovery of the concept of cardinality.

It was this lack of understanding that wrongfully permeated the thinking of too many Americans during the Vietnam War and still captures the still too powerful liberal Upper East Side anti-war mentality that questions in the name of political correctness every civilian casualty in battle and limits our country's ability to prosecute war to ultimate victory.

It is axiomatic that the racism-is-over trope makes it easier to ignore racism, even when it is plain as day, but in the context of today's extremely partisan political environment, the extent to which people will go to avoid making the obvious conclusion that racism, as evidenced by the killing of Trayvon Martin, is alive and still too powerful in America is extraordinary.

There's still too many powerful people working too hard to keep the "Twin Study" under wraps.

The problem is that, while most corporations are run by honorable people, "there are still too many powerful interests fighting to protect their own profits and privileges at the expense of everyone else".

"Our presidents are still far too powerful".

"Sometimes music can still be too powerful to deal with.

These are the guys who have been running Washington for too long, and who, truth be told, are still way too powerful.