Sentence examples for more sturdy than from inspiring English sources

Words and ideas must be more sturdy than that.

Basically the same size as the iPhone - though admittedly about the same weight as the heavier G1 - the Storm just feels more sturdy than many of its predecessors.

"If the bottle is more sturdy than the skull," he says, "then the bottle will win, and the skull will break".

But Phil Schiller (pictured), Apple's vice-president for marketing, boasted that the Mini was lighter, thinner and more sturdy than the Nexus 7, with a bigger screen to boot.Apple has another advantage.

The mistakes kept coming and as the half wore on London stepped up their challenge, but Hull's defence proved far more sturdy than that of any previous visitors this season.

Heirloom tomatoes, apples, beans and potatoes have become almost commonplace in farmers' markets, but this is the first year in which peas have become consistently available in varieties that were grown decades ago, before crossbreeding for long shelf life and truck travel led to vegetables that were more sturdy than sweet and flavorful.

The app choice is much better than Windows Phone or a BlackBerry passport, and the handset is much cheaper - and seemingly more sturdy - than an iPhone 6 Plus.

Wonkhe founder, editor and director Mark Leach "The white paper is a much more sturdy and coherent document than the green paper that went before it and if it doesn't feel particularly radical, remember your expectations have been managed perfectly over a long period of time.

However, they seem to have noticed the recent popularity of 'hoverboards' and created their own version - we don't know too much about it now, but it certainly looks much more sturdy and less prone to explosion than most of the self-balancing scooters currently taking over the UK's high streets.

Scraper heads are made from plastic rather than rubber, and this makes them more sturdy when scrubbing away residue.

This will allow the paper to be reused for something more usable than paper-mâché, or maybe less usable,butt more sturdy.