Sentence examples for relatively inflexible from inspiring English sources

The problem with nuclear is that it is cumbersome, capital-intensive and relatively inflexible.

But the Bernoulli Box was slow and its organizing of the disk data was relatively inflexible.

Alternative hardware-based methods are effective as well, but relatively inflexible and very expensive.

Glass fibers were relatively inflexible and not suitable for many textile applications.

Automatic attention makes fewer demands but is relatively inflexible, as it cannot cope with the unexpected.

However, because rules are relatively inflexible and difficult to change, residual pockets of unaccountable discretion must be tolerated.

They predicted that the facial and vocal signs would be relatively inflexible--that is, these would be more closely tied to specific contexts than would the manual gestures, and that both species would largely use the same facial and vocal signs.

If you want textural contrast in your soup, throw in a few croutons, but how is toast (inflexible, relatively non-absorbent), a preferable accompaniment to bread?

So we ended up with a relatively reliable but inflexible system that has proved unable to take advantage of changing technology.

The reality is that many of today's commodity shortages, including that for oil, occur because ever more production and trade take place in relatively inefficient and inflexible countries.

Through the 2020s, and beyond if gas proves cheap, we expect it to continue to play a key role ensuring that we have sufficient capacity both to meet everyday demand and complementing an increasing amount of relatively intermittent and inflexible generation.