Sentence examples for too unyielding from inspiring English sources

Through polling and focus groups, the Romney campaign has found that while undecided women said they were concerned primarily about economic issues, they were troubled by whether Mr. Romney's positions on issues like abortion and contraception were too unyielding.

His plunge in public popularity can be traced to his fumbling of the state budget--too quick to tax one year, too unyielding the next, resulting in summer gridlock and embarrassing IOUs.

In the past, the idea of selling out could be too unyielding and punitive.

But if Mr. Silverstein proves too unyielding, the Port Authority could very well walk away from his tower at a time when there are no other major tenants on the downtown horizon.

The Hundred Years' War brought representative institutions to the fore on both sides of the English Channel, but by that time it had become clear that the estates were too unwieldy (and too unyielding) to become an organ of consent for the French monarchy.

There was a brief on-stage demo fail when an iPhone X apparently failed to identify Craig Federighi's face, and therefore wouldn't unlock — displaying the other potential problem here, given that a tech that's too unyielding in opening up to its owner may be highly secure but it won't be at all convenient.

"Parts of the opinion by the Chief Justice imply an all-too-unyielding insistence that race cannot be a factor in instances when, in my view, it may be taken into account," Kennedy wrote.

In the case about public school diversity, he rejected colorblindness as a basis for the court's decision, calling it an "all-too-unyielding insistence that race cannot be a factor in instances when, in my view, it may be taken into account".

Mr. Herdman's predecessor, Lynn Turner, had been disliked by the large accounting firms, which saw him as too tough and unyielding.

That's in part because normal red blood cells are able to squeeze through tiny capillaries to carry oxygen throughout the body, but red blood cells carrying malaria parasites are unable to do so because they're too big and unyielding.

Another conductor and orchestra might have been able to take over at these points and sweep us along; but Dudamel's conducting was too often unyielding and foursquare, the orchestra's range of colour too limited.