Well, if you're coming to a situation inflexible, then you're going to get and receive inflexibly.
Still, according to the model, an overcommitted person will respond in a more inflexible manner to situations of high stress at work, with greater stress than another, less overcommitted person in the same situation [ 35].
Immigrant men access EHS for health issues that could be treated in a primary care setting, probably influenced by their precarious work situations and inflexible hours.
Expensive childcare and inflexible work patterns compound the situation.
Blundering into a situation armed with inflexible and invariant moral principles that must hold everywhere and always in the same way, no matter what the facts on the ground, is, we can concede to Dancy, a big mistake, although identifying actual theorists who are guilty of such ham-handed blundering might prove to be a challenge.
Even though there were some minor changes, the rules were too inflexible to account for special situations that required more flexibility (such as dealing with the costs of unification in Germany) and were therefore more a fiscal straitjacket than a helpful mechanism to maintain financial stability.
We are as inflexible as possible in worryingly fluid situations and quickly scared people face other scared people in self-perpetuating battles between rigid values.
Too much sisu in some situations may lead to inflexible thinking, ineffective risk taking, burn out or physical harm.
"The very nature of due process negates any concept of inflexible procedures universally applicable to every imaginable situation.
In the case of new drugs, the inflexible requirement of informed consent in emergency situations with critically ill patients may be unethical and/or unfeasible.
The OECD said: "The relatively young teaching force in the UK stands in stark contrast to the situation in many European countries where inflexible employment conditions coupled with declining youth populations have led to ageing teacher populations".
