Sentence examples for too exacting for from inspiring English sources

But the administrative demands of NDC schemes, which include the tracking of millions of accounts over time, are too exacting for the least developed economies.

Although these targets are less onerous than those of the Kyoto protocol, the United Nations' treaty on climate change, most analysts reckon they will prove too exacting for Congress.An alternative cap-and-trade scheme, sponsored by Jeff Bingaman, chairman of the Senate Energy Committee, suffers from the opposite problem: excessive modesty.

But as a stickler for protocol, she may have been too exacting for Diana's haphazard temperament and insufficiently sympathetic to Diana's obvious frailties.

The reader, meanwhile, understands that despite being cast out of the Mendelssohn-Glass lab — one for being too exacting, the other for not being exacting enough — neither Cliff nor Robin will have a problem getting hired somewhere else.

Most engineered languages, such as Ithkuil, are too exacting; those lacking a grammar or rich lexicon are cumbersome for everyday use.

To start, needlework is an unlikely agent of women's liberation: its work is too exacting, too time consuming, too mindless.

It's a sitcom about three middle-aged women who move to Cleveland in search of normal (i.e., not too exacting) men, and it is quite funny.

Even without knowing that the cohabitation has been faked, the mathematical precision of his images often seems too exacting to be a representation of something real.

So much so, in fact, that many in Silicon Valley believe that the demands are too exacting and specialized to support a general purpose NPU comparable to the Pentium.

Some worry about seeming too exacting, or accusatory, or paranoid.

Look at it this way: If Sotomayor were a highly trained surgeon would she be called "too exacting," "picky," or "a clean freak"?