Sentence examples for inflexible model from inspiring English sources

That inflexible model just perpetuates poor habits and bad science.

"We don't want to change one inflexible model for another," says Gloster. "We are resistant to one size fits all".

In recent months, federal health officials have taken a number of steps that could help inoculate Mr. Obama against charges that he was foisting a rigid, inflexible model of health care on the nation.

After all, if Germany and Japan can grow as fast as America even when their incentives are blunted by an inflexible model, imagine what they might do were their economies to be set free.

A variety of issues can arise as a result of bad or erroneous data, good but biased data because there's not enough of it, or an inflexible model that can't account for different scenarios.

While many employers still use inflexible models of fixed working time and location, there is evidence that employees are more productive if they have greater autonomy over where, when and how they work.

These multiple interventions and projects often do not communicate, bypassing the government, and using standardised, inflexible models.

Most previous studies used the case-crossover design with relatively inflexible models to investigate the effects of temperature on mortality, such as assuming a linear effect for temperature in each season, with a single lag model, or moving average lag model (Basu et al. 2008; Green et al. 2010).

It remains locked in an inflexible business model, pressing the US to strengthen its position around the world through trade deals which include tougher copyright laws.

Bereft of a European energy policy, France concentrated on its inflexible nuclear model, Germany put its eggs into the Russian basket, Italy banked on Gaddafi, and the rest of Europe prayed for the markets to be kind.

Especially inflexible pricing models often restrict the potential value of existent SECaaS systems [14].