Sentence examples for be more rigid from inspiring English sources

But what about Europe, in which labour markets tend to be more rigid?

HPMCP-MBA hydrogels were found to be more rigid and HPMCP-EGDMA hydrogels were more flexible.

"Conservatives are supposed to be more rigid and less sophisticated, but they liked even the more complex humor".

Yet his opinions could not be more rigid and archaic if he'd found them down the end of Blackpool pier.

Therefore, as this value is larger the film deposited on resonator electrode is expected to be more rigid.

It still had some fish-like joints, but had evolved to be more rigid and stiff than that of its ancestors.

Nothing's more rigid than a medical school curriculum.

He was more rigid and doctrinaire than his father.

But the supply constraints faced by employers are more rigid.

"In Europe, both the society and the job market are more rigid".

"The German managerial system is more rigid, hierarchical," Mr. Airaudo said.