Sentence examples for increasingly rigid from inspiring English sources

In an increasingly rigid biology curriculum, finding time to explore new subject matter can be difficult.

They may display increasingly rigid attitudes or appear cold and detached.

However, the PLA/PEG 70/30 blend became increasingly rigid over time at ambient conditions.

However, the blends become increasingly rigid over time at ambient conditions.

They may resist the paradox of an increasingly rigid and normative educational system that aims at fostering freedom of thought.

By the middle of the 19th century, however, the genre had become stultified by reliance upon increasingly rigid conventions and trite, sentimental plots.

The only problem is that there are many subtle and some not-so-subtle aspects of human ageing that the biotech industry hasn't quite figured out how to fix: people grow mentally rigid and increasingly fixed in their views as they age, and try as they might, they can't make themselves sexually attractive to each other and continue to long for partners of reproductive age.

"This place has been increasingly ideologically rigid," Mr. Lieberman said.

But as Leventhal relentlessly bore down on her — he interrogated her for two days — she looked increasingly defensive, rigid, stubborn, willful, devious.

Certainly from about 1370 to 1380 the Hanseatic merchants were forced into a position where their privileges and advantages had to be defended by actions that were increasingly severe, rigid, and restrictive.

Spotify, which has just introduced a new version of its app, says that because online streaming services let us call up and listen to anything we like, and because its curated playlists push us toward new stuff, we are all increasingly escaping rigid genres.