Sentence examples for become too rigid from inspiring English sources
This will be a healthy trend, a source of pluralism and innovation within the Union, so long as the blocks do not become too rigid or too exclusive.
The Pietist movement, which arose in the late seventeenth century, aimed at reinvigorating an orthodox Lutheran establishment that, in its view, had become too rigid.
In the end, the main risk to advanced economies may not be that the pace of innovation is too slow, but that institutions have become too rigid to accommodate truly revolutionary changes which could be a lot more likely than flying cars.
Intellectuals read the classics, even when no one is looking, because they appreciate the lessons of Sophocles and Shakespeare that the world abounds in uncertainties and contradictions, and — President Bush, lend me your ears — that leaders self-destruct when they become too rigid and too intoxicated with the fumes of moral clarity.
If the enzyme does not increase their flexibility at this point, the structure may become too rigid and could not compensate for the decrease in catalysis temperature.
Organizations approached by The New York Times based on specific "lookout list" warnings, like advocates for people in "occupied territories" and "open source software developers," told similar stories of long waits, intrusive inquiries and bureaucratic hassles that pointed to no particular bias but rather to a process that became too rigid and too broad.
Hence, in the Nineties typology became too rigid a system to analyse and give an answer to the context.
Clinton's argument then was that the party had become too ideologically rigid, and that its adherence to dogmatic social policy was driving away middle-class voters who might otherwise respond to a new kind of economic agenda.
It is when they become too diverse to scoop into one rigid set of categories that the state risks being undermined, and thus seeks to override them.
While no one is suggesting that countries abandon biofuels, Mr. Dubois and other food experts suggest that they should revise their policies so that rigid fuel mandates can be suspended when food stocks get low or prices become too high.
