immovable

Example Sentences

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Faced with an immovable bureaucracy, Benharash and hundreds of other survivors simply gave up and left — a choice that often meant paying double to remain in the region or abandoning Los Angeles altogether.

From Los Angeles Times

To live in a place like Wittenoom requires a belief in an immovable future.

From New York Times

The quantity of oil and gas being developed and used around the world has been an underlying—and seemingly immovable—force in debates about how to best curb dependence on fossil fuels.

From Scientific American

The idea of theater as collaborative and evanescent had long since given way to a rather different image: an expensive building enshrining the taste of a single, immovable and usually white male visionary.

From New York Times

But while Velazquez on Thursday said he would not resign as vice president now, he also said in a statement that his decision not to be a presidential candidate is "immovable."

From Reuters