Sentence examples for not being flexible from inspiring English sources

Not being flexible does not mean saying, "No, no, no".

I may not know what works, but I certainly know what doesn't, and not being flexible doesn't work".

This approach resembles the third approach used in this study (with a smooth function estimating the excess rates), but avoids the problem with the smooth function not being flexible enough to including spikes caused by the exposure.

But it will assuredly not be flexible enough to allow science to advance at a reasonable pace after that.

Boras sensed that the Rangers would not be flexible and considered the possibility that he would have to look elsewhere.

She could not be flexible before the election for fear of losing votes to the Alternative for Germany," he said.

LONDON — Fitch, the ratings agency, warned Thursday that Britain could lose its top investment grade because its economy might not be flexible enough to absorb economic shocks.

"Ready to use" models might not be flexible enough to reflect such large changes.

If you have an old estate plan, it may not be flexible enough to adapt to this craziness.

So why then should they not be flexible in order to take the game's showpiece event to a new part of the world.

Although there are studies on the relationships between financial markets, discussions on exchange rate fluctuations have been rare because the exchange rate has not been flexible enough.