Sentence examples for by rigidly from inspiring English sources
They caved in to a public outcry over morals in the Depression years by rigidly enforcing a puritanical Production Code.
Mr. Lessig's concern is about software code that will protect copyrights by rigidly metering usage and limiting access.
The findings suggest potential uses for psilocybin in the treatment of depression, a condition characterised by rigidly pessimistic thinking patterns.
By rigidly requiring a balanced budget each year, it would deepen recessions by forcing tax increases or spending cuts in a weak economy.
There's a row over proposals to introduce similar changes in San Francisco – cyclists protested against a police crackdown by rigidly obeying traffic laws and brought traffic to a halt.
The challenge is to get them to give it their investment business too.Citigroup has grown big in Asian private banking and wealth management by rigidly segmenting its customer base.
There was concern by some midwives that by adhering rigidly to the ten steps women may feel pressured to breastfeed: I have actually come to the point that we are imposing something on them because some of them really don't want to.... Yes, because I have actually seen some staff trying hard and no matter what that woman has to breastfeed.
A late middle-aged woman in a white hijab, stiff-lipped, dessicated by tension, rigidly respectable.
The shticky suffusions of show-biz tradition were replaced by a rigidly plasticized shell of industrial defensiveness that wore its bank-vault-like mentality up front.
Born into poverty, Bialik was left fatherless when he was five or six years old and was brought up by his rigidly pious, learned grandfather.
Still, Mr. Ottavino, his firm voice fraying with exasperation, does a fine job of suggesting both Martin's armor of arrogance, kept in place by a rigidly maintained code of dress and speech, and the widening chinks he cannot disguise.
