Sentence examples for Much less rigid from inspiring English sources

It's much less rigid too.

Further, it pursued a much less rigid monetary policy than New Zealand.

But in the 1930s and 1940s, the boundaries between art and design were much less rigid than they are now.

Typically, they are free-flowing styles with multiple roof and wall lines, and much less rigid than the typical rectangular colonial, he said.

It became much less rigid and, in time, much less attractive to an awful lot of parishioners in the Catholic Church and elsewhere.

The biggest difference now is that an elbow pad is lethal as compared to when I played, when the elbow and shoulder pads were much less rigid.

Compared with the state's requirements, those of the Pacific exchange were much less rigid: a net worth of $4 million, net income of $400,000 or more and pretax income of $750,000, an ability to meet interest and principal payments when due, a combined market value and principal amount of at least $20 million, and at least 100 securities holders.

Of course, this was about policing emotional as much as financial boundaries, and eventually the kitty gave way to a much less rigid way of divvying up the bills; one based more on trust, although I still find the idea of a joint account anathema (mine must be the most dormant in the UK: £36 in credit, not a penny more or less, for seven years).