Sentence examples for a more rigid position from inspiring English sources

A division of labor might, for instance, make sense here, with Europeans or other regional actors (Turkey or Qatar, perhaps) conducting exploratory talks with the political Change and Reform wing of Hamas, while the U.S. adheres to a more rigid position.

Therefore, a more rigid L6 linker may contribute to the spatial positioning of recognition elements involved in positioning/transfer of biotin to BCCP domain.

On paper the left-sided position does not particularly suit him – in a more rigid team he would be stuck in uncomfortable zones and in a less cohesive team any drifts into the centre would leave the side unbalanced – but Coutinho is allowed to take up his preferred midfield positions, often finding space away from opponents.

France has a more rigid naming culture than America.

Levein was only adopting a more rigid, and disconsolate, approach.

A strut-tower brace connects the front shock towers, giving the XRS a more rigid feel.

However, the Lords' call for a more rigid appointments process is, I fear, somewhat misplaced.

Of course, there are some industries where a more rigid structure is essential.

Four-inch-by-four-inch posts offer a more rigid foundation.

It handles reasonably well, with a more rigid feel when the top is up.

Hence, with the reform a more flexible system was replaced by a more rigid new system.