Sentence examples for is especially stiff from inspiring English sources

Rodolphe Belmer, a Canal+ executive, says it will be hard for Netflix to beat the choice of 8,000 films and TV shows that CanalPlay offers.Yet in Britain, where competition from the BBC and others is especially stiff, Netflix has signed up more than 10% of households since opening there in 2012, reports BARB, an audience-measurer.

Competition for pre-made food is especially stiff and personal space is frequently penetrated.

In Germany, resistance was especially stiff among neo-Kantians, and later the Phenomenologists.

As the (AATAT n, (AATATAT n and other long arrays of pure AT sequences are predicted to be especially stiff [ 34], they would be expected to prevent nucleosome formation.

This is especially useful in stiff nonlinear dynamic systems, where wild dynamic behaviour can occur during the exploration of the parameter space.

New Caledonian crows are especially talented, shaping bits of wood and stiff palm leaves into spears and hooks to forage for grubs.

"This could be especially helpful to Google in Asia, where it faces much stiffer competition than in Europe from local search players like Baidu.com".

Box has hit stiff winds in recent quarters, as public markets have retreated, and recently public technology companies have been especially hard hit.

The competition to supply that lamb is stiff, especially from Australia and New Zealand, where inexpensive lamb racks are essentially a byproduct of the vast and profitable wool industry.

As the SBS is an explicit method, it is not necessarily suited for solving especially stiff problems.

This complication is associated with the use of an especially stiff device, especially in cases where there is a severe angle of the aortic arch.