The phrase "a more sturdy" is not correct in standard English; it should be "sturdier." You can use "sturdier" when comparing the strength or durability of two or more objects or concepts.
Example: "This new chair is sturdier than the old one."
Alternatives: "a stronger" or "a more robust".
Such a modification would create a more sturdy foot with which to walk upright.
They opted for a more sturdy, if not clunkier, blue line to counteract Team USA's size and strength.
A makeshift structure crafted from wooden poles and grain bags successfully fends off the afternoon sun and seats 10 while a more sturdy structure is still under construction.
By abandoning 3-4-3 in favofr of a more sturdy 4-3-3, Marino believed he had found a formation that would make his team more consistent without compromising their attacking instincts.
But in the last century, Mexico at least found a more sturdy identity through the Mexican Revolution, which ushered in social change during seven decades of stable, if corrupt and authoritarian, government.
Even further air drying creates a more sturdy clay that one can manipulate more liberally and begin the process of assembling parts, applying slip, and finally firing.
While you could try using a paper plate, turn to something a little more sturdy that you could use again in the future.
" 'I can make one and it will be a little more sturdy, with double wheels.' " His granddaughter, Sophia Richards, 4, was intrigued.
In a previous incarnation, Doves were Sub-sub, bouncing along on the indie-dance cross-over, now they've attached themselves to a far more sturdy, and Mancunian, family tree.
Wonkhe founder, editor and director Mark Leach "The white paper is a much more sturdy and coherent document than the green paper that went before it and if it doesn't feel particularly radical, remember your expectations have been managed perfectly over a long period of time.
