Sentence examples for has been very stiff from inspiring English sources
Still, his movement on the field has been very stiff.
Because the skirts now had to be fixed, the suspension had to be very stiff to allow them to consistently seal around the sides of the car: by the end of the 1981 season, total suspension movement was only 1.5 inches, half of which came from the compression of the tyres.
"What I think they've done is make a screen out of sapphire, which is incredibly scratch resistant, incredibly hard and has a high elastic modulus – meaning it's very stiff".
But by now, it has become clear to companies that competition is very stiff and margins very thin in that business.
Considering the appropriate mechanical properties we can state that chitosan membranes have a disadvantage when used for support in tissue engineering because these membranes are very stiff and brittle; that is, they have low mechanical resistance [ 23].
"The competition on the Russian women's team is very stiff," she said, "and they have a very strange way of selection.
The draft gear housing is very stiff as compared to draft pad and thus has a very poor modal response.
It will be very stiff, so be warned that this can take some time and effort.
"My parents were very stiff.
At first he was very stiff onstage.
