Sentence examples for For inflexibility from inspiring English sources

But these products have been criticised for inflexibility and high fees.

Though Argentina's neighbors have criticized international lending organizations for inflexibility, their reaction to Mr. Duhalde's proposal was cool.

The administration was widely blamed for inflexibility and insensitivity, and it soon became clear that Columbia would be looking elsewhere for a successor to Dr. Kirk.

Detractors criticize the measure for inflexibility and inadequate financing; fans praise it for demanding high standards in every corner of the country.

Fiat belongs to the last category; and the remarkable story of the recovery of a company long written off as one of the sickest firms in Europe's sickest economy (see article) holds lessons for other carmakers.Fiat had long been synonymous with Italian industry: celebrated, at its best, for making beautiful products yet derided for inflexibility in the workplace and bureaucratic management.

If even a small rise in taxes allowed a slightly smaller increase in interest rates, that would be welcome for a sector now feeling the pinch.As for inflexibility, though true, it is not much of a problem if the short-term fiscal adjustment also makes sense on long-term structural grounds.

This was done to avoid design actuality challenges experienced in adoption of previous information systems which had been designed by external organizations and posed various limitations like lack of technical expertise for maintenance, inflexibility of the software together with high costs for maintenance and updates of the software.

Mr Hun Sen has been widely criticised for his inflexibility.

Both men rightly believe that the middle of a financial crisis is no time for ideological inflexibility.

And while a majority of Republicans (63%) believes that abortion should be illegal, candidates have paid a high cost for total inflexibility on the issue.

They persist in the face of the Americans' blatant advocacy on behalf of the Israelis, refusing to cave in to consistent American pressure designed to force the Palestinians to compensate for Israeli inflexibility with ever-greater concessions of their own.