Like most Caribbean countries, Guyana has extremely high and inflexible housing norms.
American network carriers will still suffer from familiar ills: over-regulation, high overheads, inflexible unions, elderly fleets and constant attrition from low-cost point-to-point operators.
In the face of high wages, inflexible labour laws and declining competitiveness, the German government's efforts at reform were fitful and half-hearted.
The euro's decline is a reflection of the structural weaknesses of Continental economies (extremely high taxation, inflexible labor markets, protectionist trade policies) that will continue to inhibit euro-zone economic growth.
The investment portfolio has performed sluggishly, it says; costs are too high and inflexible; and two subsidiaries, a fund administration platform and a third-party asset management business, have been drains on resources.
n High and inflexible labor costs.
Venture debt is available to a very small subset of the ecosystem, but it's a high friction, inflexible, slow, and costly solution — we believe we have a better product".
SF officials continue to take pride in having "the most progressive standards in America," but then justify the exemptions by claiming that the standards are too high and inflexible.
Although there was no overall statistical difference between QNP and VEH groups, EOLPs were similar in form to OLPs: as VRmax increased, EOLPs appeared high and inflexible in rats treated with quinpirole but increased progressively in vehicle-treated.
Conversely, this parameter was significantly higher in inflexible DAT-i mice than in flexible ones (5.5 ± 0.8 versus 2.0 ± 0.4 days, respectively, when comparing the two profiles: "stuck" versus "slow").
