Sentence examples for more rigid expectations from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cohen, the Israeli clarinetist, reflected recently that the jazz musicians of a generation ago faced more rigid expectations: "You had to cut it.

These operational rules were not overly stringent and more rigid expectations would have resulted in fewer reports with the data amenable for detailed analysis.

Tory activists, two-thirds of whom are aged over 55, are still notoriously more rigid in their expectation that candidates should be white men with wives.

Pressure for children to "out-grow" gender transgression intensifies as they get older and gender expectations become more rigid.

But there is no more leaden social expectation, or more rigid gender stereotype, than the idea that women should be nice.

The rationale for conformationally restrained clusters is based on the expectation that more rigid structures would be less entropically penalized on binding to their counter-receptors.

Therefore it is likely that KUHP doctors may be compelled to have more rigid perception in regarding the quality of trials or might have higher expectations when participate in multinational clinical trials.

Medieval composers probably had no rigid expectations about performance media.

France has a more rigid naming culture than America.

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

She became more irresponsible and I became more rigid".