Sentence examples for indeed stiff from inspiring English sources
(Should Penney indeed stiff its borrowers, the seller of the policy would owe 100% of the principal, less the market value of the loan after default).
Indeed, entrance exams to such places as Polytechnique and the Ecole des Mines (both engineering), Sciences-Po (political science), the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (public policy), HEC and ESSEC (business) are so stiff that they require two years' preparatory study.
Indeed, a stiff ECM has been also described to drive myofibroblast formation [ 42- 45].
It might, say, have taken equity stakes in Dubai's freewheeling corporations or sought some control over their managers.But Mr Davidson thinks the unstated price of Abu Dhabi's support will be stiff indeed.
Indeed, he faces stiff competition in Kendrick B. Meek, a Democratic congressman from Miami who has methodically campaigned statewide for more than a year; and Marco Rubio, a Republican wunderkind and favorite of the Tea Party movement whose double-digit lead in the polls apparently pushed Mr. Crist from the Republican primary.
No one doubts, though, that the competition will remain stiff indeed.
But collectively they are stiff competition indeed: for time, for attention and, eventually, for cultural impact.
Indeed, postwar Britain was stiff with experts paid to tell other people how and what to eat, the best of whom you can sample in the new Guild of Food Writers anthology, How the British Fell in Love with Food (Simon & Schuster).
The Coke companies were ordered to pay a total of $15.6 million, and plaintiffs' lawyers want the judge to force Coca-Cola Enterprises to sell its Dr Pepper franchises -- a stiff penalty indeed.
