Sentence examples for particularly rigid from inspiring English sources

British society is not, compared with other countries, particularly rigid.

He is not, it appears, a hater; nor is he even a particularly rigid ideologue.

It was a product of a particular time with its particular attitudes — and their particularly rigid demands.

The LDP's own seniority system, which regulates the struggle for power between the party's competing factions, is particularly rigid.

The fact is that United States-Saudi relations are ruled by a particularly rigid iron logic, which dictates a fairly constant American policy: support for the royal family and indulgence of its excesses in return for stable oil prices.

Back then, France had one of the highest unemployment rates in Europe, along with particularly rigid markets for goods and labour: it was seen as a likely victim of the new regime.

Britain's minimum wage, at around 47% of median income, with a lower rate for young people, also does not seem to have pushed many people out of work.High minimum wages, however, particularly in rigid labour markets, do appear to hit employment.

The effect of Fyn siRNA on proliferation rate of other SCPs was less prominent, but an overall inhibitory effect was observed particularly on rigid surfaces.

Particularly, more rigid structure of the N-lobe combined with its higher net charge (+11 versus +1 in C-lobe) might represent a more suitable platform for interaction with binding partners involved in the inhibition of the HCV infection.

Several criticised NHS provision, particularly for its rigid rule against giving children the cross-sex hormone before 16, and for the waiting times for a consultation at the Tavistock.

It is particularly strong and rigid and allows adequate reduction of the curve.