Sentence examples for unable to conform from inspiring English sources

Ironically, of course, the resulting policy coordination process imposes fiscal qualifications to which even Germany is increasingly unable to conform.

TOKYO — When Olympus fired Michael Woodford, its British chief executive, in October, the company said he had been unable to conform to Japanese-style management.

In later times, however, many poets were obviously unable to conform to the demands of classical prosody and were criticized for allowing accent to override length distinctions.

His military career was marked by friendship with a bass player called Billy Cox from West Virginia, with whom he would play his last concerts, and a report which read: "Individual is unable to conform to military rules and regulations.

Her naivety is all the more surprising because Jean Louise is presented to us as worldly, living in New York, unwilling and unable to conform to the social code of women's behavior so omnipresent in the south.

Sean Miozzi, 21, who was among the drop-ins at Open Arms here on this Saturday night, said that he was unable to conform to many of the county's regulations because he did not stay on his medications but that he regularly came to the Open Arms shelter for the support he received from other homeless men.

"Ameriquest is simply unable or unwilling to conform its accounting practices to what is required under the bankruptcy code," Judge Rosenthal wrote.

But in Italy, far from the daily irritations of British politics, Shelley deepened his understanding of art and literature and, unable to reshape the world to conform to his vision, he concentrated on embodying his ideals within his poems.

He feels trapped into a familial and social world to which he tries to conform while being unable to entirely identify with it, believing that he has no other choice (other than through the fantasy of fleeing to a far-way island).

It refused to conform to clothing stereotypes.

To this end, he decides to conform.