Sentence examples for rigid stratification from inspiring English sources

These changes brought a new fluidity to the hitherto rigid stratification of society.

Americans tend to think of the rigid stratification of caste as a distant notion from feudal Europe or Victorian India.

Will it be a strict stratification between classes?

Glasgow doesn't offer the knee-jerk deference that combines with subtle subversion in the Highlands, or the rigid social stratification you might meet in Edinburgh.

The designers of the comprehensive system understood that this rigid, lifelong stratification would be dysfunctional in an economy based on information.

Pinker has humanitarian values emanating from the powerful and educated elites, but, given the rigid social stratification then and now, how could it have been otherwise?

While much is made of the rigid class stratification of that era and its effect on the marriage in question, less is made of the problems that any sexually adventurous and outspoken woman would have experienced back then.

And in São Paulo, the new middle class is challenging the city's rigid social stratification and gentrifying and revitalizing formerly blighted districts and turning them into vibrant night life hubs.

The book also vividly conveys what daily life was like, even for the upper layers of society, 200 years ago: the rigid social stratification (which Beethoven resented and rejected), the wildly uncomfortable travel, the stomach-turning medical procedures that did no good and plenty of harm.In a book this big, it seems odd not to have a list of works and a chronology of the composer's life.

These tests were performed on different types of soil stratifications supporting a rigid containment structure.

It's an old story — how, in the name of creating a classless society, Communist regimes have instead created new categories of social and political stratification and exclusion as rigid and crushingly unjust as India's caste system or South African apartheid.