Sentence examples for with inflexibility from inspiring English sources

Employers often equate experience with inflexibility, technophobia and unrealistic pay expectations.

The force with which gymnasts' hands hit the vaulting table produces "very, very high impulse loads," he said, which, coupled with inflexibility, can result in tissue damage.

As shown in Table 1, sample size determinations are much more sensitive to changes in delta than the other three variables; this fact, combined with inflexibility with regard to significance level and power (due to convention), may make delta more susceptible to misuse and manipulation.

Some young people were frustrated with the inflexibility of "institutional life," with all its rules and regulations (for example, "You can't sit with your friends, which I found the best way of learning w11).

Spain's problems are mostly associated with the euro, combined with some bad economic policy decisions that have nothing to do with "labour inflexibility", the strength of unions or government spending.

Coupled with his inflexibility, it needlessly antagonised all sorts of people who might have worked with him.

However Trita Parsi, the president of the National Iranian American Council, warned: "If the west fails to appreciate Rouhani's flexibility now, it will have to deal with the inflexibility of the conservatives in a few months".

With their inflexibility, grudge-holding and eagerness to evict heretics rather than seek converts, too many of conservatism's leaders sound like the custodians of a dwindling religious denomination or a politically correct English department at a fading liberal-arts college.

Bhagwagar had to struggle with the inflexibility of clinical training.

Participants encountered substantial difficulties with the inflexibility of the diagnostic equipment.

He has been frustrated in the past with the inflexibility of air delivery systems, and felt that drones represent an obvious solution to the last-mile problem.