Sentence examples for much less flexible from inspiring English sources

Because of Assange's current situation, Nadav Kander's session was much less flexible than Toledano's.

Britain's labour market was much less flexible in 1975, but back then work paid.

However, they are much more brittle and much less flexible than natural bone.

Most evidence suggests that schools, and other institutions, which get bigger are that much less flexible, that much less human.

He says stifling your feelings makes you "physiologically uptight, and you are much less flexible both in your muscles and your thinking".

But it is a hint of what is possible.Unfinished businessDespite recent reforms, Europe's markets are still much less flexible and efficient than America's.

"I think they're in a position, and I'm urging my House members to be in a position, of a much stronger, less flexible agreement with policies that we believe undermine the operations of our government, our national security and our creditworthiness," said House Minority Whip Steny H. Hoyer (Md ..

Because if somewhere in the system flexibility is not required so much and a less flexible hardware can be used across a range of different standards we can save power and area.

You only had to look around you to stumble on a hundred different reasons why various prices and factor prices should be much less than perfectly flexible.

We use a ribbon cable with much larger (therefore less flexible) wires and attach them in a different geometry -- the base of the ribbon cable is secured with epoxy, and the wire leads are attached using silver paint to avoid soldering.

That comes after G.M.'s experience in Shanghai, where it installed four dozen robots for its first assembly line only to find them much costlier and less flexible than people; G.M.'s second assembly line there was built with only four robots.