Sentence examples for the same inflexible from inspiring English sources

Since 2001, the Administration has stood by and allowed Aristide to drive Haiti deeper into ruin, a posture that has encouraged the opposition to pursue the same inflexible politics as Aristide.

This focus on an ideal world reflects the same inflexible attitude.

"We were not on the same page," lamented Mrs Abe.The same inflexible response has greeted residents across the northeast, says Hiroko Otsuka, a campaigner who grew up near Koizumi.

This is especially true if you are hopelessly outnumbered by a unified group who all seem to share the same strong, inflexible political opinion.

By contrast, say the sceptics, the economies of the euro area are too diverse to live with the same money and too inflexible to adjust to imbalances when they arise.That is too pessimistic.

Those who support principles say much the same thing: precise rules are inflexible and more easily gamed.

At the same time, he said, the inflexible manner in which the law defined a roommate's proportionate share of the rent could produce some seemingly unfair results.

At the same time, he was often inflexible in pursuing stolen goods if they were expedition property rather than personal property -- a distinction lost on Polynesians and sailors alike, who were amused by his ruthless pursuit of a stolen goat across one island.

To resolve this issue, a simple rule is applied: the most flexible devices are configured to have the same settings as the most inflexible device.

All but a handful of them remain plagued with the same foreign exchange problems, disputes over contract interpretation, inflexible bureaucracy and high costs that have shadowed A.M.C. Currency remains the major sticking point.

The same goes for private loans, which are notoriously inflexible when it comes to assistance for borrowers who struggle to make their payments.