Sentence examples for too much rigidity from inspiring English sources

If focus is maintained for too long or with too much rigidity, it can become the enemy of growth.

It began in Silicon Valley, where companies ceded a certain degree of autonomy to knowledge workers, recognizing that too much rigidity could stifle creative output.

Working in a RocketSpace office, where even a cubicle might signify too much rigidity, "is the ethos of cloud software," said Steve Swasey, the head of communications at Kabam, a cloud-based games company.

On the other hand, too much rigidity in the later stages of the treatment may also hinder the consolidation of the bone regeneration.

Conversely, with too much rigidity, the biologically desirable characteristics of stimulation through micromovement are diminished, with delayed consolidation and possible non-union [6, 7].

Too much rigidity and a large caseload can decrease the value even the most competent and compassionate advisor can provide to students.

The old adage 'Fat sings' is true, meaning if you become too muscular and have too much abdominal rigidity, there's a certain rigidity that forms in the tone.

These include size of farms, growth in illiteracy and urbanization, as well as institutional rigidity and too much emphasis on commodity-focused research.

A strict application of stare decisis may lead to rigidity and to legal hairsplitting, whereas too much flexibility may result in uncertainty as to the law.

3. Is stressing your social life too much: If you're continuously stressed out because of the rigidity of your diet, then it might be time to look elsewhere.

The strong tannins of the cab add strength and structure to the all too often flabby merlot –and God knows, we've all encountered far too much flabby California merlot while the softness of the merlot ameliorates the rigidity of the cab.