Sentence examples for away from rigid from inspiring English sources

Others emphasise that projects require flexibility and responsiveness, thus moving away from rigid planning and control.

When he broke away from rigid SF, Ballard said that he was rejecting outer space for "inner space".

Senior members of the coalition government have also campaigned on giving police discretion to make decisions away from rigid guidelines.

The rules represent a shift away from rigid spending guidelines, toward giving firms goals and essentially asking them to use good judgment.

In the reformist era of the New Deal, an entire genre of musical comedy evolved in Hollywood that portrayed patrician young men marching away from rigid families to find themselves, often in the world of Broadway.

And in the 1990's Mr. LeWitt jump-started his oeuvre all over again, moving away from rigid geometry in favor of huge, newly lissome designs, featuring undulating skeins of juicy, electric color produced with acrylic paints.

As CIOs, we have to change our mindset away from a rigid set of standards that might be easier to manage, and instead put ourselves in the position of the employee or the customer and ask, "what do they need to be successful?

We wanted to step away from a rigid Cartesian map of the United States.

Being flexible, the mold easily pulls away from a rigid surface without causing damage.

But I have shifted in the past few years away from a rigid organic view.

Federal policy continues to move away from the rigid certainties of the Bush-era No Child Left Behind legislation.