Sentence examples for extraordinarily rigid from inspiring English sources
As important was that huge adjustments were foisted upon an extraordinarily rigid economy.
Fearing union opposition, the president vetoed the economic team's plan to liberalise Peru's extraordinarily rigid labour legislation.
These are extraordinarily rigid: they prevent bosses and workers from negotiating changes in terms and conditions, even if they are mutually agreeable.
Utopias, for all their promise of freedom, turn out to be extraordinarily rigid places, full of rules and demarcations -- attempts to dissolve or constrain desire, greed, envy or other human frailties.
We found an increased tendency toward more rigid domain formation, including the extraordinarily rigid P3 phase.
Furthermore, the stability pact, to which the word 'growth' has been added for the sake of expediency, is tending to establish an economic model which is extraordinarily rigid and constricting for the Member States.
This control, virtually absent even in rigid state-of-the-art polymeric membranes, makes CMS materials extraordinarily attractive.
This extraordinarily satisfying show of recent abstract painting, organized by Claire Jervert, presents a dozen artists who variously and inventively cultivate four possibilities: crisp or blurry edges, and rigid or loopy shapes.
