Sentence examples for too powerful that from inspiring English sources

He agreed with Silber, with most of the college sports world, that coaches have become too powerful, that university priorities have become too skewed toward major sports.

And Microsoft, the world's mightiest technology company, feared that Google was becoming too powerful — that it was designing Web-based software applications similar to Microsoft's Office.

"They were afraid that I was becoming too powerful, that I was getting too big, and that they couldn't control me," said Sekiguchi, who denied he wanted the company to invest in his hobby, Last March, a Nagoya district court ruled that it was justified for the Meitec board to demote Sekiguchi -- though it ruled he was due back pay -- and cited the horses, as well as his lavish spending, as reasons.

The evidence is too powerful that immediate gratification works with young people.

Complaints that candidates lack vision, that special interest groups are too powerful, that neither party is held accountable, are all legitimate arguments for apathy.

The government intervened and said, 'this model makes operators stronger.' The government thought operators were too powerful and that was bad for manufacturers.

Lincoln thought that by opening the nation's western territories to slavery, the Dred Scott decision would expand the grip of an already too powerful slave power, a power that, as Lincoln correctly saw, threatened liberty and democracy.

He explained that it was impossible to defeat the gangs with repression — that they were too powerful — but that whoever could control the gang war would control 75 percent of the murders in El Salvador.

Every MP now purports to think that the Murdochs are too powerful and that hacking was a disgrace.

Critics of Tranter, who had the role of controller of fiction before leaving to join BBC Worldwide in the US, had complained that her position was too powerful and that a variety of high-level voices commissioning drama, comedy and film projects within the BBC would have been better for the creative community.

Many of them dismissed Chavez's ideas, saying that the growers were too powerful and that anyone caught talking about a union would immediately be fired.