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inflexible

[in-flek-suh-buhl] / ɪnˈflɛk sə bəl /




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Administrators PwC said this week it had a "high concentration" of inflexible, long-term leases that prevented it from reducing costs or scrapping unprofitable sites.

From BBC

It said after consistently losing money, NCP could no longer afford to pay its creditors and was unable to scrap "long-term, inflexible" leases on loss-making sites.

From BBC

If Anthropic was too inflexible, the Pentagon could have simply terminated the contract.

From The Wall Street Journal

Johnson and other lawmakers criticized the agency at a hearing last week for being too inflexible on rare diseases and not listening to patients willing to tolerate high risks for the chance of better health.

From The Wall Street Journal

His daughter switched schools two years ago, and one of the main reasons was her school's inflexible uniform policy, he says.

From BBC