Sentence examples for more rigid we from inspiring English sources

Finally, column 5 shows that firms with a high share of temporary workers tend to be more rigid: we interpret this as a sign that rigid firms, envisaging their difficulty in adjusting wages of job stayers, react by hiring a large share of temporary workers, easier to fire.

The more rigid we are about that, the more we limit what our future can become.

The CoCr monoblock acetabular component may not be more rigid as we hypothesised.

In young adults, almost full correction of the leg-length discrepancy was planned whereas in older patients with a more rigid spine, we tried to find the most comfortable lengthening.

Since PdO is more rigid than Ag2O we expect that the atmospheric Pd surface is less mobile than the atmospheric Ag surface.

We all want the ideal lifestyle, and as we get older we become more rigid and serious.

Their influence in the ministry of religious affairs, which oversees some 60,000 mosques, has discomfited Sufis, who fear the imposition of more rigid orthodoxy.Now we're in chargeThe only remaining checks on Mr Morsi's power are Egypt's courts, its independent press and public opinion.

"Much more rigid, strong construction that we get".

Our thinking in childhood starts out being more fluid and flexible, and tends to get more rigid and focused as we age, the researchers said.

What happened after the Robinson news broke tells us much about the stricter standards, more rigid labels and stereotyped judgments we apply to women.

It's making an economy that is already the most rigid of all European economies even more rigid, the opposite of what we should be doing in a time of crisis.