Sentence examples similar to remaining inflexible from inspiring English sources

Döllinger remained inflexible and in time was excommunicated by name.

"My goal as curator is to challenge our natural inclination to remain inflexible".

True, wages remain inflexible, German workers are still expensive and the labour market is over-regulated.

But while attitudes may have remained inflexible, the County has hardly escaped the passage of time.

One could ask why it is only on Cyprus that Turkey's positions remain inflexible and anachronistic.

But Mr. Reinfeldt's comments reminded his counterparts that if they remained inflexible, they risked a losing a semipublic fight.

Businesses are reluctant to invest, labour markets remain inflexible and governments have been slow to undertake much needed economic reforms.

Moscow's position on non-strategic nuclear weapons has for many years remained inflexible and stagnant, largely due to internal political logjam.

Henson's film offered something else, too: a critique — echoed on television and in novels but dismissed by computer engineers — that, no matter a system's capacity for errorless calculation, it will remain inflexible and fundamentally unintelligent until the people who design it consider emotions less bothersome.

Business owners who remain inflexible are a danger to their own businesses.

Retirement ages remain inflexible.