Sentence examples for a rigid formula from inspiring English sources

Most sports memoirs adhere to a rigid formula.

"We started with the graphic step-by-step look, and a rigid formula for captions which would be four lines.

The bill would create a rigid formula to determine which debtors would be required to file under Chapter 13.

A third initiative tries to control state spending by a rigid formula, which is usually a mistake.

Because of "a rigid formula," Mr. Smith said, payments to many H.M.O.'s have grown only 2percentt a year, while costs have increased 10percentt a year.

pay: Instead of using a rigid formula, base it on an annual performance appraisal, the way that I and most management and professional employees are paid.

The music Eskimo brings forth into the world all maintains a certain feeling without being beholden to any rigid formula, and the label has approached the divide between electronic and indie music with a reckless abandon that suggests that there is no divide at all.

So they decided that the revised 10 o'clock news would not follow any rigid formula.

"In fact I have been working on something recently where they requested that I follow a more rigid formula, and I can't really do it".

Within the organisations representing fee-charging schools in England, there is concern over the Scottish regulator's decision to use a fairly rigid formula to assess public benefit, the proportion of total annual income that is spent on means-tested bursaries to reduce the fees for lower-income families.

This is not a rigid recipe.