Sentence examples for far rigid from inspiring English sources

So far, rigid cylinders have been used to create such acoustic lens designs.

Oliver's distinction proves far too rigid and binary, even for him.

And so the list goes on.Predictably, this has made fiscal policy far too rigid.

One consequence of the subprime mortgage crisis is a far more rigid home appraisal process.

His commitment to the latter formation this season has seemed far more rigid, and fans are beginning to ask whether greater variety might be required.

Even as gender roles have changed for younger people, with women entering the workforce in record numbers, older Japanese have remained far more rigid.

Until Europe formally approved the system four years ago, the airlines had been fighting to stave off a far more rigid carbon tax.

Thus, while the 360 series is bigger in every dimension than Ferrari's previous eight-cylinder model, the 355, it is almost a third lighter and far more rigid.

A completely new frame design, with more cross members for stiffness, and a high-tech manufacturing process that reduces the numbers of welds and stress points, make the TrailBlazer and Envoy far more rigid, with fewer rattles.

"The existing three-part system is far too rigid to allow alternative pathways into the profession," says the group chair Alex Wright, who is optimistic that "there's a growing realisation that maintaining the status quo is no longer an option".

That could be the choice against Ecuador, but this is a coach who is far from rigid when it comes to sending out his teams, as he said recently.