Sentence examples for was rigid enough from inspiring English sources

His MGM contract was rigid enough to require the studio's written consent for his weekly radio shows, as well as any benefit or similar appearances he made; radio offered less restrictions, more creative control and a higher salary.

The nylon mesh was rigid enough to prevent soil from different compartments mixing during establishment and for the duration of the experiment.

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

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

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.

Will the model be rigid enough to keep the good will impairment write-downs from being absolutely discretionary?" Lynn Turner, the S.E.C.'s chief accountant, declined to comment on the Accounting Standards Board's decision.

The structure is rigid enough to be used as a wearable antenna.

After surgery, the patient may begin to perform partial load from the first day (if the fixator is rigid enough).

Simultaneously, the material is rigid enough to prevent collapse of structures which would lead to unintended transfer from interspaces ("roof collapse") [11].

Yet, the polymer is rigid enough for printing features in the sub-50-nm regime without lateral or roof collapse of the structures.