Sentence examples for be less flexible than from inspiring English sources

Anton would be less flexible than his current system but would provide a valuable brute force accelerator, Dr. Roux said.

A further disadvantage is that any administrative mechanism operated by government tends to be less flexible than would be negotiations among insurers and providers.

This will doubtless be more rigourously worded than in the previous deal which turned out to be less flexible than Suarez and his agent had thought.

Charter on Tuesday switched its product brand to Spectrum and the recently bulked-up company — now the dominant cable-TV and Internet service provider in Southern California with more than 3 million customer homes -- is sending strong signals that it intends to be less flexible than its predecessor.

The tail also appeared to be less flexible than that of the controls.

In general, moving the head while flying appears to be less flexible than when perching, partly due to the aerodynamic drag caused by sideways head movements [10], [41].

Armitage notes that the time transformed model of Pike and colleagues is less flexible than the two-stage approach, which offers greater flexibility in evaluating the time at which each factor influences risk [ 23].

Mr Blinder wanted to know why prices are less flexible than they theoretically should be.

The rules there were less flexible than they had been at Chelsea, though, and he was eager for new experiences.

The problem is exacerbated by the fact that the corporate hiring process is less flexible than it once was.

She said her schedule was less flexible than those of comparable male and white employees and that she worked longer hours for lower pay than some of them.