Sentence examples for Inflexible decision from inspiring English sources

Speer linked this use of amphetamines to Hitler's increasingly inflexible decision making (for example, rarely allowing military retreats).

After much consideration, he accepted the election as Pontiff and has pursued his papacy with inflexible decision, both in condemning and forgiving those who err.

Both bodies needed to strengthen their ways of holding those they police to account, and the NMC's "outdated and inflexible decision-making processes" need to be urgently replaced, Cameron added.

Pope Scioscia's inflexible decisions and choices that didn't work must have been hard to swallow for all of the regulars and bench players.

For example, increased activity in the amygdala and insula, which are associated with inflexible, poor decision-making (Xiao et al. 2013), appears in binge drinkers.

He said the initiative was intended to counter aspects of federal immigration laws that may result in inflexible and unjust decisions to deport legal immigrants.

In fantasy football, though, where inflexible thought and decisions based on remembered utility ruin a million teams every season, more is more.

Third creditors have limited and inflexible data driving lending decisions.

People with a mental illness who were 'passive in decision making, inactive, inflexible or disengaged in their time together', made volunteers feel unappreciated [ 29].

Long waiting times and inflexible hours often deterred patients' decisions to use health services.

One can have an IQ of say, 120, and still be a poor thinker or decision-maker, cognitively inflexible, terrible with words or math, over-confident, incapable of seeing inconsistencies, or a social klutz.