Sentence examples for limit flexibility from inspiring English sources

What these schools do right is to limit flexibility.

The first and least appealing is re-regulating the labour market so as to limit flexibility.

But weather delays can jam the schedule, and players who also participate in doubles or mixed doubles further limit flexibility.

In a rapidly changing industry ecosystem, heavy investments in hard infrastructure can burden balance sheets and limit flexibility.

"No Administration likes automatic sanctions because they limit flexibility in negotiating," Gordon Oehler, the Central Intelligence Agency's former top expert on countering the spread of weapons, told the Senators today.

But the problem, according to Wendell Primus of the Centre on Budget and Policy Priorities, a think-tank, is that Mr Bush's tougher rules would limit flexibility, which has been an important part of reform.

Moreover, such a testbed has limited flexibility and its use is limited to those who have access to it.

Furthermore, the limited number of appropriate restriction enzyme sites in the insert and vector DNA limits flexibility in constructing recombinant molecules.

Here are the knock-kneed chorus-girl lines of "Stravinsky Violin Concerto"; the acerbic, experimental partnering of the opening pas de deux in "Four Temperaments"; the acrobatic, pushed-to-the-limit flexibility of "Agon"; the high-spirited jogging groups of "Rubies".

As for cost cuts, old-style supermarkets have limited flexibility.

He keeps his left knee in a plastic brace that allows limited flexibility.