Sentence examples for is more rigid from inspiring English sources
Is it because language is something we use constantly that can be applied in creative ways, whereas maths is more "rigid" and obeys strict rules?
"The German managerial system is more rigid, hierarchical," Mr. Airaudo said.
Plus steel is more rigid and makes for a harder ride.
Rico, obviously, is more rigid and less imaginative in his interpretation of language.
"The Aprilia has a stronger engine and the chassis is more rigid," he said.
It is when Osborne is more rigid that the volcano erupts.
Under Hal Steinbrenner, the Yankees' payroll ceiling is more rigid than it was under his father, George.
Results in studies in which dynamic contour tonometry was used have suggested that corneal curvature affects corneal rigidity, with steeper corneas being more rigid [ 18, 19].
But the supply constraints faced by employers are more rigid.
"In Europe, both the society and the job market are more rigid".
And Mr. Twelve Hawks's Traveler books are more rigid and caste-conscious than most.
