Sentence examples for inflexible stand from inspiring English sources

Because of the events of the past week, it may be the eventual GOP candidate who will have to answer for the party's inflexible stand on taxes.

Inflexible stands are taken against bonuses for grooms who lead starters to the paddock, night racing, etc. Fingerprinting will be done and sets of prints will be turned over to the Association, which will compare them with F.B.I. files in Washington.

But her lack of political experience and her inflexible stands on political issues, along with gender questions, eroded the support of the Democratic Party in 1950.

But Wootton says the law is inflexible as it stands.

We must ensure that our generational definition of Zionism does not become so inflexible that those who refuse to stand with Bibi are intimidated into thinking that they do not "stand with Israel".

A few adjectives stood out: spacey, inflexible, autonomous.

Only through changing their inflexible approach to government do the Republicans stand a chance of resuscitating their political livelihood.

Local artist Eliazar Jiménez Luztonó had once been a Communist Party militant, but became disillusioned with what he viewed as an inflexible mindset that he says continues to stand in the way of change.

He gave inflexible orders whereby whole armies were made to stand their ground in tactically hopeless positions and were forbidden to surrender under any circumstances.

Many adjuncts get out because they can't stand dealing with academics who become inflexible and even autocratic once they get positions of power in their departments.

Cloud infrastructure has been a pervasive force in allowing teams to quickly stand up products without significant back-end investment and inflexible architecture.