Sentence examples for more rigid division from inspiring English sources

By the Achaemenian period there developed a more rigid division of society into four basic classes: priests, nobles, farmers/herdsmen, and artisans.

In marriages formed since the 1990s, couples who share household work more equally tend to have more sex and to rate their sex lives and marital happiness higher than couples who cling to a more rigid division of labour.

In addition, the division between barristers and solicitors ultimately became much more rigid in England than did the division between the advocate and procurator on the Continent, which never adopted an equivalent of the English practice of requiring a barrister to be employed by a solicitor; both the procurator and the advocate were separately and directly employed by the client.

There is a much more rigid footballing hierarchy - in effect, three separate divisions within the Premiership.

Today many Saudi women are highly trained and motivated — more than many men, one could argue — but their access remains constrained by the rigid division of genders.

France has a more rigid naming culture than America.

Or, helplessly, you watch things become more rigid and cruel.

Nothing's more rigid than a medical school curriculum.

She became more irresponsible and I became more rigid".

He was more rigid and doctrinaire than his father.

Levein was only adopting a more rigid, and disconsolate, approach.