Sentence examples for inflexibility with which from inspiring English sources

A good example of the inflexibility with which the Republicans are operating is their plan to save on education expenses by raising the age at which children are eligible to attend kindergarten.

His failures, particularly in Lebanon, arose in large measure from the mixture of scorn and deceptive guile with which he habitually overrode colleagues, from his stubborn inflexibility, and from an inability to harmonize military power with political realities.

The force with which gymnasts' hands hit the vaulting table produces "very, very high impulse loads," he said, which, coupled with inflexibility, can result in tissue damage.

And with which cheese?

But with which party?

It is possible that quinpirole-treated rats exhibited behavioural inflexibility, which is often associated with disruption of frontostriatal dopamine (reviewed in [47]), although the flexibility of observing response output in other phases of the study suggests that such a simple account of response-insensitivity is inadequate.

These words reflect a departure from Ankara's recent inflexibility, which led the country to freeze relations with Brussels during the Cypriot presidency of the EU in 2012.

Compared with the other two conditions and combined with the counterflow of primary air, OFA without an offset for the jet contains a proper tangential circle, strong inflexibility and turbulence, which prevents slagging and burn out.

Numerous researchers have extensively studied two causes of problem solvers' inflexibility which impede creativity: the Einstellung effect [1] and design fixation [2].

This paper focuses on the third cause of inflexibility, which has not been researched adequately – the detrimental effect of professional expertise on creativity [3].

The main disadvantage encountered with busy professional interpreters was inflexibility with scheduling appointments and their inability to actively participate in the research due to the contractual obligations and legislative framework under which they are employed.