Sentence examples similar to an inflexible application. from inspiring English sources
While the Strasbourg court had not been able to accept all the criticisms of the test, "it has addressed what appears to be one of the central problems identified by the supreme court, namely the inflexible application of the test".
The march to make poverty history is also a highly organised affair, though I suspect the spirit of the 60s will remain, the solidarity with everyone you march alongside, the sharing of water and changing of nappies... Perhaps because of today's inescapable rules and regulations, it is when people are faced with the inflexible application of top-down rules that they become most exercised.
The journal editor, Tobin, concluded in his editorial that "an intelligent physician who customizes knowledge generated by a previous research protocol to the particulars of each patient is expected to outperform the inflexible application of that protocol" [ 2].
The father of NHST never endorsed, however, the inflexible application of the ultimately subjective threshold levels almost universally adopted later on (although the introduction of the 0.05 has his paternity also).
The earlier air-to-water heat pumps and water-heating heat pumps suffered from drawbacks like high costs, unreliable operation, and inflexible applications.
Structured according to an Inflexible project.
Mild-mannered man with an inflexible character.
I am not an inflexible person".
Pallet is an inflexible singer, but "inflexible" is in many ways another word for "precise".
Minus: To the N.H.L. for an inflexible roster rule.
