Sentence examples for too coercive from inspiring English sources

But a three-hour interrogation is too long and too coercive.

The defense bar and others of like mind think it too coercive".

That would be too coercive for the personality of the place, which might as well have been called Whatever.

The senior lenders to Chrysler are planning to make a counteroffer to the Treasury Department this week, pushing back on a debt-reduction plan they say is too coercive, people briefed on the matter said Monday.

We explore the possibility that too much coercive third-party enforcement similarly can reduce the value of international agreements.

Considered in this way, Mr Putin is less the subject of a cult than its high priest; less the focus of the nation's yearning than a channel for its hopes of a better life.These images represent another source of power, too: the coercive power of lies.

Some, however, have questioned the linking of coercion with threats, and suggested that conditional offers too can be coercive.

It's also fairly coercive.

But the Chinese elite depends too much on the coercive power of the Communist Party for its wealth and influence.

But commercial clinical trial sites on the Web are not subject to monitoring by institutional review boards, the panels that examine ethical issues and ensure that the language used to inform potential trial candidates is not coercive or too hopeful.

Swed deemed the screens too bright and too visually coercive — "the tyranny of a technology forcing you to witness what someone else wants you to see".