Sentence examples for ever more rigid from inspiring English sources

Kosovo has become the most divided society in Europe, with ever more rigid lines separating communities.

To build more flexibility into the system is undoubtedly good because each year it becomes ever more rigid.

These worldviews, which include identity narratives of righteousness, become ever more rigid under these circumstances, leading to growing distrust, hatred and negative prejudice against out-groups.

Americans yearn for a humane alternative to ever more rigid corporate and bureaucratic hierarchies that pacify citizens with addictive consumption, numbing popular culture, pervasive inequities, and purposeless status seeking.

His party has spent 30 years locking itself into an ever-more-rigid ideological commitment to shrinking the size of government.

The standards are even more rigid when a pharmaceutical company provides the grant financing.

In response, the part of our collective psyche that is governed by tribal conditioning is contracting defensively, hardening and growing ever more fanatic, extreme, rigid and self-righteous.

Despite that rout and many more like it of similar right-wing candidates throughout America, the party's ideological litmus test is more rigid than ever.

Yet the Olympics have been a reminder that since Sept. 11, 2001, the border has become more rigid than ever, and dreams of a united Cascadia remain just that.

As the Mercury Prize suggested, where once there was the idea that a new, feminised kind of rock might one day seize the initiative from guitar-fixated boys, music's gender-line now seems more rigid than ever.

We did not want to give up on the flavor of the prosciutto, so we made it more rigid by crisping it ever so briefly in a hot pan seasoned with a light film of oil.