Sentence examples for far less stiff from inspiring English sources
Biological materials, while generally far less stiff than our engineered structures, can often survive in hostile environments by deforming to reduce the forces they're exposed to".
We changed the type of the mesh plug to ProLoop plug (Atrium, Hudson, NH, USA) after we experienced this case, a far less stiff mesh plug than the formerly used PerFix plug.
Furthermore, the buckling behavior of intermediate filament bundles in cells after stretching is consistent with the emerging view that intermediate filaments are far less stiff than the two other major cytoskeletal components F-actin and microtubules.
Chrysler wants to produce Jeeps in China because to build them in the U.S. and ship them there is far less profitable as the Chinese levy stiff tariffs on imported vehicles.
Although it is by no means delicate, it is far less sturdy than modern tetrapoids, whose double sets of chromosomes produce stiffer stems and meatier flowers.
Borders has faced stiffer competition from behemoths like Wal-Mart, which sell books for far less.
But the motorway proposal is expected to receive stiff opposition from road safety campaigners and environmentalists who point out that cars are far less fuel efficient at the higher speed.
America is a far less formal country that it was even 10 years ago, and this new edition, while recognizing that fact, retains a stiff if amiable tone.
Far less toyish than either the new VW Polo or the Smart, with a larger wheelbase, higher front seats and a very stiff chassis, this very small car is reasonably roomy inside.
Competition is no less stiff, though.
