Sentence examples similar to Inflexible perception from inspiring English sources
Inflexible set of data fields associated with each event.
By mentioning it again — this time tied to a tax-break proposal — Mr. Quinn reinforced a perception that he was inflexible on certain issues, according to one attendee who asked not to be named because negotiations were continuing.
Common employment barriers reported by SSI and SSDI beneficiaries who indicate that they want to work include fear of job failure, fear of benefit loss, lack of job qualifications, lack of reliable transportation, inaccessible or inflexible work environments, and negative employer perceptions of disability (Livermore et al. 2009).
There was a common perception among claimants that the system was inflexible and challenging to navigate.
Joanne: The most inaccurate perception is that all only children are doomed to be lonely, inflexible, uncooperative, self-infatuated, or self-serving.
While many of the songs are worthy of our acclaim, "Just Another Beautiful Girl" is a statement on how perceptions and the appreciation of beauty and the way forward can be suffocated by inflexible culture and stereotypes.
Indonesia is similarly inflexible.
Nor were they inflexible.
Richard, meanwhile, is inflexible.
