Sentence examples for has little flexibility from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Mr Barak has little flexibility.

She praised the fiscal austerity program of the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, who has long insisted that Britain has little flexibility to spend more or tax less.

In the blur of the next split second the rope (which at that point has little flexibility but much snap) jerked outward and then snapped back against the nape of the boxer's neck.

Dolan, the chairman of Madison Square Garden, spoke with reporters tonight before the Knicks' 105-97 overtime loss to the New Orleans Hornets and voiced an optimism that appears to be misplaced for a marginally talented 2-9 that thas has little flexibility with the salary cap.

That means the customer has little flexibility by the time the module is ready.

For example, Orient-Express, which specializes in trains and cruises, has little flexibility because passengers can't stop a train for a personal detour.

In the past, paper makers had little flexibility.

The Knicks have the highest payroll in the N.B.A. ($88 million) and have little flexibility.

Yet once they do, the Knicks will have little flexibility to sign players for anything more than the minimum.

Democrats, who control the Senate by one vote, have little flexibility for drawing up a competing budget plan.

The Mets have little flexibility on their roster, making it difficult to recall Grant Roberts or Bobby M. Jones from Class AAA Norfolk.