Sentence examples for given the rigid from inspiring English sources

Indeed, her disposition is a large part of her problem, given the rigid, moralistic society she inhabits.

This was easier said than done, given the rigid racial segregation that soon settled over the Indian Territory.

In any event, given the rigid acceptance criteria, a Moholy-Nagy rejection has an air of inevitability about it.

But, just as Ghion, he does not see it as a particularly creative undertaking, given the rigid industrial constraints.

Given the rigid definition of the hardware – OEMs must stick to the design set out by Microsoft – manufacturers face a challenge differentiating Windows Phone handsets.

Pinker has humanitarian values emanating from the powerful and educated elites, but, given the rigid social stratification then and now, how could it have been otherwise?

Given the frigid, rigid corporate culture, it was only a matter of time before Helen the Hawk would run into problems.

(Given the somewhat rigid social distinctions of the 16th century, this marriage must have been a step up the social scale for John Shakespeare).

After all, one could argue that what most matters in a public university is serving the needs of the public, and one could argue that given the more rigid class structure now in place in California, public monies should be devoted to services other than the maintaining of ten research universities.

Most analysts agree that given the party's rigid hierarchy, little goes on that central government authorities are not fully aware of, and largely condone.

Is it even possible to franchise a creative business given the structured and often rigid nature of a franchise relationship?