Teacher attrition is not solely a Success Network problem - it is a national crisis, with most new teachers leaving the profession before five years, and the legions who persist, consider similar course due to the unyielding challenges of the profession.
Parents need to remain firm and unyielding when their children challenge or try to intimidate with a meltdown or rage episode.
But his unyielding approach and determination to challenge orthodoxy at times inflamed those around him, especially after Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg named him schools chancellor in 2002.
For years he has searched for a replacement, someone to handle the physical challenge — turning the unyielding earth in sun and snow — and the mental tax the work exacts.
The task of the current movement -- like the movements against lynching and the death penalty before it -- is to challenge, with patience and unyielding pressure, the boundaries of what is morally acceptable and to ensure that the struggle for racial equality continues its long march forward.
We are Americans, and in times of great challenge, we push forward with an unyielding faith that we can.
Although parties generally may not challenge the tax liabilities of others, this rule is not unyielding.
Burton, who was Taylor's fifth husband (and sixth: they married, divorced, remarried, redivorced and nearly married a third time, during two tempestuous decades), evidently found her challenging to pin down; he called her "a dark unyielding largess," adding, "She was, in short, too bloody much".
Walter Mondale, Jimmy Carter's vice president and a former senator, had the misfortune of challenging Ronald Reagan, the incumbent, who had shown himself to be strong and unyielding with the Soviets.
