Sentence examples for most rigid and from inspiring English sources

It's simply the most rigid and thinnest veil of masculinity over a mess".

Colombia's financial system, surprisingly, is among the most rigid and successful in protecting against money launderers.

Christian is the most rigid and seemingly impassive, which of course means the most likely to set off explosions.

Saeed Jalili, the head of the Supreme National Security Council, the country's foreign-policy-making body, is the most rigid and ideological candidate in this Presidential race.

Still, downward pressure on prices is strongest in precisely those countries where pay structures are most rigid, and companies are desperately looking for ways to cut labour costs.

But it is the theory of the most rigid and universal Necessity: all the causative forces enter into the system, and so every several phenomenon rises necessarily; where nothing escapes Destiny, nothing has power to check or to change.

Proline is the most rigid residue and can be introduced to rigidify flexible regions to enhance thermostability of proteins.

John Benjamin of Garrison, a wall restorer for 30 years, said: "An old-timer told me, 'A good piece of stone masonry will look visually soft.' You are building something out of the most rigid material and you've done a good job if you make it look soft".

Fortunately, new cloud-based software helps convert even the most rigid sales and financial systems into ones that flex to complex subscription selling models.

I'm sure that would cause some indigestion at Liberty University". A millionaire businessman who once worked as a Hollywood agent and started a company to develop the first 3-D camera, Nims seems on one hand a peculiar selection to head a lobbying organization founded by Falwell in 1979 on the values of the nation's most rigid political and religious conservatism.

Mexican labor regulations remain outdated and ossified--the most rigid in Latin America and even more rigid than those in France, Germany and Sweden.