Sentence examples similar to rigidly managed from inspiring English sources

Instead of rigidly managing the definition of its heroes, China would likely reap more of them by allowing individuals greater latitude.

Course curricula prepare behavioral clinicians to rigidly engineer and manage contingencies as the vertex to control and predict behavior changes.

A few films (think The Full Monty, or Trainspotting) managed to straddle these camps, but by and large the boundaries were rigidly defined.

Hoover was doomed to be remembered as the man who was too rigidly conservative to react adeptly to the Depression, as the hapless foil to the great Franklin Roosevelt, and as the politician who managed to turn a Republican country into a Democratic one.

Wolcott Gibbs, a fellow-drinker who managed the difficult trick of a long friendship with the pugnacious author, in the introduction to O'Hara's collection "Pipe Night" wrote that "his range of subject and treatment is too great for an editorial mind accustomed to writers, generally speaking, as rigidly typed as the seals in the circus".

But in the process, they also designed a world of rigidly scripted conversations that somehow manage to feel natural.

External resource integration in open innovation: During the process of implementing its open innovation strategy, Haier utilized the relevant mechanisms mentioned in Open innovation business model section (on how to manage external resources), rather than rigidly negotiating with external resources case by case.

Keeping their mental accounts rigidly separate is the only way that they manage to save anything.