Sentence examples for exceptionally stiff from inspiring English sources

Legal experts say it would be an exceptionally stiff punishment, but one that could be a sign of things to come for an industry that is one of the nation's largest employers of immigrants.

The frame of this truck is exceptionally stiff, which you can tell just by steering it around town; it drives smoothly, like a car.

It has a very quietly damped suspension and an exceptionally stiff chassis, so road feel and response is light and agile, but not jittery.

The two crystalline allomorphs cellulose Iα and Iβ are exceptionally stiff and strong, outperforming steel weight for weight and inviting comparison with carbon nanotubes.

The most notable of these is probably the extensive use of carbon fibre, which makes for an exceptionally strong and stiff body structure.

Single-walled nanotubes are exceptionally strong and stiff, so one would expect that a ceramic material made with them would be stronger than one without.

Then the final act, saying goodbye, which was conducted with exceptionally British stiff upper lips all round.

exceptionally strong vocabulary. . . .

He started exceptionally strong.

But the Argentine pope, who is usually chatty with world leaders when they enter his study, seemed stiff and exceptionally formal when he greeted Putin with a curt "willkommen" (welcome) in German.

Exceptionally high N k values were indicated in few very stiff or hard clay and silt soil samples.