Sentence examples for rigid enough from inspiring English sources

"Pretty much any chocolate rigid enough.

Once inflated, each key is rigid enough for conventional typing.

Ideally, that something should be flexible enough to be realistic, but rigid enough to resist abuse.

"And the double-perimeter rim joists make the whole module rigid enough to be lifted by a crane".

This structure is rigid enough to protect the organs inside it, but can expand when a person inhales.

That contrasts with another potential approach: making the bridge structures large enough, and rigid enough, to resist movement.

But it's hard to develop an approach that is flexible enough to allow discretion, yet rigid enough to be effective.

"Even the earth's rocky crust is not rigid enough to transfer stress efficiently over thousands of miles," it said on its website.

The fibres, acting in combination, are strong enough to resist the force of an impact, and the aligned molecules are rigid enough to transmit that force sideways, away from the target.

About the size of a guitar pick, the caps are rigid enough to deter toddlers from pressing the home button, but flexible enough to allow an adult to activate the home button with a very firm press.

Although Amish rules appear rigid to outsiders, the few who leave the Church do so usually because it's not strict enough.