Sentence examples for rigid curbs from inspiring English sources

Soon the furious Stoney began setting rigid curbs on Bowes's every movement.

Britain also had a boom in house prices but its rigid planning laws were a curb on construction.

It is true that rigid labour and product markets curb the region's potential growth rate; but poor macroeconomic management can also depress growth below potential.

The dollar peg has made it hard to curb inflation, especially in fast-growing oil economies, whereas a less rigid exchange-rate regime say, a peg with a basket of currencies may allow a more flexible interest-rate policy.

"Cementing, curbs and sidewalks.

Curbs on abortion — done.

No rigid chairs.

Rigid and conformist?

The choreography is rigid.

His spine went rigid.

Rigid but flexible.