Sentence examples for because of its rigid from inspiring English sources
He was still a Muslim, he said, but felt that the Nation had "gone as far as it can" because of its rigid teachings.
In part because of its rigid labor laws, Spain has been struggling with an unemployment rate of 20 percent.
Even when the Pentagon was willing to release prisoners, it had trouble persuading foreign governments to take over their custody because of its rigid rules.
In part because of its rigid labor laws, Spain has been struggling with an unemployment rate of 20 percent that is the highest in the euro zone.
It has since lost favour among book designers, except for art and architectural books, partly because sans serif types and asymmetrical layout proved less legible than traditional modes and partly because of its rigid limitations.
In addition to a two-thirds drop in the church's congregation over the last decade, he said, he has seen acute disaffection in his own family: siblings who are either hostile or indifferent to the church, because of its rigid stands against remarriage and same-sex relationships.
Because of its extremely rigid lattice, it can be contaminated by very few types of impurities, such as boron and nitrogen.
Over the past six years, the company has tried to adapt to the revival of the Democratic Party, but it has struggled to do so, in large part because of its own rigid internal culture.
Yet, the ABA/AAA/TFPA system may form LC texture because of its large, rigid, disk-like TFPA moiety and the crankshaft structure induced by cis-configuration between AAA and TFPA moieties.
However, for some datasets it is difficult to detect the discriminative features based on the depended degree because of its excessively rigid definition.
Additionally, because of its more rigid structure, cFΦR4 is significantly more stable against proteolytic degradation than linear peptides, and because of its smaller size, cFΦR4 is less expensive to synthesize and potentially less likely to interfere with the cargo function.
