Sentence examples for a loss of flexibility from inspiring English sources

"If you have a loss of flexibility in the hips, the back will take up the slack and absorb more of the pressures of the swing than it should," Vad says.

Its main advantage for the government is that it can guarantee control of parliament, but the price paid is a loss of flexibility, and the potential embarrassment of having to negotiate away manifesto pledges to secure the deal.

Howard Dean of Vermont, a Democrat, told the Senate Finance Committee today that he feared that the administration's proposals would mean "a loss of flexibility" for the states and "a top-down approach" that would force states like Vermont to abandon successful training and job-placement programs.

But the pluses must be set against a loss of flexibility and freedom to allocate resources in an organisation that can never know for sure what war it will next be called upon to fight.Moreover, defence PFI deals have also proved poor at transferring risk from the government to suppliers.

Now, not only does signing a player that doesn't accept a controlled-cost, short term contract from his old team leave his new one without their top draft pick, but it leaves them short the dollar value of that pick as well – and that's a loss of flexibility that's often intolerable to modern front offices, unless the player in question addresses a huge need or is an elite talent.

Scholars have raised concerns that the formalization of livestock corridors under state authority will result in a loss of flexibility for pastoralists due to the reliance on delimiting a fixed pastoral infrastructure and the reduced ability of local user groups to develop their own negotiated solutions (Dafinger and Pelican [2006]; Mortiz et al. [2013]).

The setting of certain criteria, scores or ranges and enforcing quantification would lead to a loss of this flexibility.

Studies have reported that mTBI is associated with lower heart rate variability (HRV) [7, 8], indicating a loss of dynamic flexibility in the capacity of the ANS to optimize or fine-tune cardiovascular regulation.

Combined, these results suggest that the mechanism by which the W104C-A128C disulfide bond inhibits PhoQ activation by acidic pH and divalent cation limitation involves a loss of conformational flexibility between α4 and α5 and the α/β-core.

However, after multiple repetitions of this action, the habitual system can begin to exert dominant control over behavior (6– 8), leading to greater efficiency but also to a loss of behavioral flexibility.

In those studies, we showed that the substrate binding to Pin1 not only enhances its interdomain interactions but also causes a loss of subnanosecond flexibility along a "conduit" of conserved hydrophobic residues in the PPIase domain that link the PPIase WW domain interface with the distal PPIase active site.