Sentence examples for foster rigidity from inspiring English sources
The main argument for adopting this arrangement is based on the tendency of hierarchies to foster rigidity in high complexity environments.
It has fostered a rigidity of thinking that in its worst classifies populations into 'doomed' and 'safe' categories based upon whether the population size exceeds the threshold prescribed in the rule, and excusing inaction in either case (Allendorf and Luikhart 2007, p. 359).
If parties are going to centralise those things they care about most, regardless of whether there is a consensus, it does not bode well for American federalism.Party gamesThe party system is an even more egregious example of ideology fostering centralisation and rigidity.
But even in a world where prices are rigid and do not adjust, government could be mobilized to foster the flexibility that should have been (this is the neoliberal solution) or to adjust its action by working with the rigidities (this is the Keynesian solution).
Repetition produces rigidity.
"Terrorism springs from rigidity, and rigidity from literalism," he said.
They promote rigidity, inappropriate surety.
Profiling can result in rigidity.
Its ethnic rigidity has eased.
"The rigidity and the narcissism".
