Sentence examples for be too rigid to from inspiring English sources
Thus, resin composites should have good rigidity (to achieve adequate mechanical properties), but should not be too rigid (to minimize stresses) [29].
The Indian government may be too rigid to respond to it adequately.
And I think it would be too rigid to say everybody needs a four-year-college degree.
If they try to maintain low and stable inflation, then competition for low-skill work will place downward pressure on the wages of low-skill workers, but wages will be too rigid to provide employment for all willing workers.
The year ahead may well determine whether the state sales tax and its twin, the use tax, will get a makeover to become compatible with the digital economy or, after seven decades of reliably financing state and local governments, will prove to be too rigid to adapt to the changing economic environment.
This work points out the hypothesis that the phosphonate/phosphate recognition site might be too rigid to accommodate other functional groups.
Mr. Fiennes's performance, in any case, is too rigid to admit such undercurrents.
This self-important young woman was too rigid to achieve what she wanted.
Some blame a labour market that is too rigid to create sufficient jobs.
This model is too rigid to bend to the winds of change -- and yet it seems clear that change is inevitable.
