Sentence examples for in a rigid pattern from inspiring English sources

Americans are drastically overworked and underpaid compared to workers in other advanced countries, and our workers are trapped in a rigid pattern of inequality that has ended a historic claim to being the nation of upward mobility.

Their drinking took place entirely in the evening and followed a rigid pattern: with each cocktail they became increasingly thin-skinned, bristling at imaginary slights.

A rigid pattern has developed in which one election's runner-up is the next election's winner.

'Tribalism' afflicts many health professionals, and represents a rigid pattern which will not be changed in just one 'generation' of new graduates [ 19].

The entertainment at the dinner follows a rigid pattern.

In the other half of subjects (termed DAT-i inflexible, with a "stuck" profile), a more marked impairment emerged: a net preference for LL seemed to be expressed, which was likely the result of a rigid pattern of choice.

Spread the adhesive with the flat side of the trowel, then flip the trowel over and use the notched side to comb the adhesive in a uniformly rigid pattern.

By contrast, there is very little of this extra complexity in the C.elegans genome and the tiny worm is stuck with a relatively rigid pattern of gene expression and is far more hard-wired than us.

Degrés (1960; Degrees), his fourth novel, imposes on the action the rigid pattern of a college timetable.

Especially in the analyzed period from 1996 to 2010, it constituted a "talking pig" for a rigid strategic pattern that once was successful but has since become a burden (Breuer and Daumann 2010; Siggelkow 2007).

(C ) A change in the pattern of hydrophobic residues results in a rigid kink in the three helical bundle of the TbHpHbR.