Sentence examples for maintaining rigid control from inspiring English sources

Reform is inherently risky, but so, and probably more so, is maintaining rigid control whatever the cost.

But Johns Hopkins engineering students recently learned that maintaining rigid control of cooking temperatures, with less than 1 degree of wiggle-room, can lead to much tastier meals.

As always, part of the analysts' work is informed guesswork, since the North maintains rigid control of the information that flows in and out of the country.

Prosecutors later said the attack was the work of a gang of youths who had been enlisted by correction officers to help maintain rigid control over the unit.

Promising the full Austen experience — including a Darcy for every heaving bosom — the estate's proprietress (a tightly bonneted Jane Seymour) maintains rigid control of each sewing circle and drawing room liaison.

The Brazilian Institute of the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA) maintains rigid control over activities carried out by researchers, with the aim of preserving the lives of these animals.

With these, cells maintain a rigid control over the cytosolic level of Ca2+.

They do not maintain rigid boundaries in religious belief.

Previously, the company had maintained rigid walls between its franchises.

Despite its insistence that it maintains rigid internal discipline, individual members sometimes publicly stray off message.

Many Nigerian societies maintain rigid gender norms.