Sentence examples for more sturdy the from inspiring English sources

The larger the frame is, the more sturdy the wooden pieces need to be because weaving puts a lot of stress on the frame.

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

Such brands seem all the more sturdy as the music business drifts toward a digital haze of endlessly swapped, instantly disposable Internet files.

The Antarctic tern is more sturdy than the common, with a heavier bill.

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.

Coandă described a different, more sturdy system for the attachment of the wings, which also enabled changes in the angle of attack and the centre of gravity.

It has more sturdy material in the middle, where you can put the iPod without it falling out.

But in the last century, Mexico at least found a more sturdy identity through the Mexican Revolution, which ushered in social change during seven decades of stable, if corrupt and authoritarian, government.

Legislation to make the system more uniform, adding a magnetic strip to the more sturdy laminated licenses and containing details of the holder's driving record, was passed in February 1999, but was not acted on by the administration of former Gov. Christie Whitman.

Played by a 14-piece acoustic band, they range from drifting, mesmeric arrangements for the duduk Armenian woodwind to subtle, sparse passages, or more sturdy dance pieces played on the zither-like kanon, the oud or the santur dulcimer.

Investors expect another 25 basis point cut to key interest rates when the Fed makes its statement in Washington Wednesday afternoon, but many predict the central bank will take a more sturdy stand against inflation and the cut could be the last in this round of easing, which began in September 2007 and has taken the federal funds rate down to 2.25% from 5.25%.