Sentence examples for fairly rigid rules from inspiring English sources
S corporations, named for a section of the Internal Revenue Code, operate like regular corporations and are governed by fairly rigid rules, while partnerships are granted more flexibility.
Screenwriting is a fairly rigid craft with countless rules.
One important government rule that had evolved required that an employer maintain a fairly rigid proportional balance between Catholic and Protestant employees.
Rigid rules can backfire, Mr. Jameson said.
Orthorexics commonly have rigid rules around eating.
Latecomers to the school may balk at the rigid rules.
The matrix surrounding the bubbles is of course fairly rigid and full of ice crystals.
The rigid rules are intended to protect workers.
The Soviet Union's satellites in eastern Europe, by contrast, maintained fairly rigid centralized controls until 1989 90.
Somehow, Mr. Sikkema has figured out a way to work spontaneously within a fairly rigid state bureaucracy.
