Sentence examples for it has rigid from inspiring English sources

The Bureau of Prisons says it has rigid eligibility criteria designed to keep out fakers.

People don't believe me when I tell them this: It has a face like a catfish with whiskers, it has rigid scaly wings to move it along the ocean floor, a hard back, and a tail like a lobster, and when it's out of the water it barks.

It has set up a rigid career structure in which leaders are identified early and sent to show their mettle in minor regional posts before re-emerging at the top, like sons of factory owners learning the ropes before inheriting the business.

Regardless of whether your topic can be anything you want or has rigid requirements, it is important to keep a few questions in mind: Is there enough research available on this topic?

"The French couture industry has rigid high standards and its own history," he said.

It may have rigid axles front and rear, but you can drive it on the highway and it feels rock solid (it weighs 5,423 pounds, after all).

The big public company has rigid standards, compliance issues and little patience for making exceptions for a relatively small subsidiary.

Conard's is a very defended, coherent worldview that has rigid boundaries that he has worked hard to define.

Like IO models, the SAM framework has rigid coefficients.

For this kind of vehicle model, each car has rigid body vertical translation and pitch rotation.

Traditional casting creating mould utilising plaster and thermoplastic has rigid structure without flexibility and poor ventilation.