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31. It was inflexible, refusing to allow its members to tailor policies to suit their individual needs.

32. The City Force as an organization was too inflexible to oppose successfully.

33. Flexibility can be a delicate issue, particularly in a work unit with an inflexible boss.

34. After the text recapture Black has no real prospects of attack along the f-file while his central pawn structure becomes curiously inflexible.

35. The organisation may prove to be inflexible and unable to respond to changing circumstances. 4.

36. The consequences of an inflexible retirement age fell particularly hard on women as they have a lower pension age.

37. Yet it is condemned by some as inflexible to the point where it can not be a curriculum for all children.

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38. But,in accordancewith inflexible routine, the great man had already retired for the night.

39. Asperger adults are tailed by shop security guards, though their inflexible mental processes make it unthinkable they would break the law.

40. It might be merely that they were too used to inflexible fact and far too unused to pliable people.

41. But these public memories are rigid in organization and inflexible in description; they do not respond to questions, or contents.

42. Another hazard in dealing with inattentive children is treating them in a mechanical and inflexible manner.

43. Unfortunately such systems have proved too hard to use for non-experts and too inflexible to support learning rather than training.

44. Relations in the industry between labor and management remained adversarial and often inflexible.

45. Thus the feeding requirements of this bird may prove less inflexible than usually supposed.

46. The inflexible central scheduling of over-the-air broadcast transmissions severely limited the usefulness of educational television programs in individual classrooms.

47. Many of the problems stemmed from an inflexible accounting structure and cumbersome batch processing.

48. Union negotiators criticized the employers for being too inflexible on the issues of pay and working conditions.

49. But Haig had persuasive arguments to support his inflexible resolve.

50. What matters is how angry and inflexible you are about getting there.

51. The thesis is to show the tragic consequences of parents who are oppressive and inflexible in their relationship with their children.

52. A domain-specific dictionary may provide good performance within its own particular domain, but outside this its performance is brittle and inflexible.

53. Contracts are typically for a three- or five-year term and can prove inflexible in the intervening period.

54. Very few students now choose to adopt a well-meaning motherly landlady or a battleaxe with inflexible house-rules.

55. The problem invariably is that the enemy is simply inflexible or impregnable.

56. However, often an inflexible approach evolves and the ultimate purpose of the project is lost in paperwork.

57. Many routine datacollection systems are relatively inflexible.

58. Macroeconomics assumes that wages are inflexible downwards.

59. Don't get an inflexible job description!

60. This man is very stiff [ inflexible ] .