Sentence examples for not stiff enough from inspiring English sources

I mean, it's not stiff enough, just the way it's come out".

The ankles above them, like airline cocktails, are alternately too stiff or not stiff enough.

Whenever the structure is not stiff enough, flexibility degrades the performances of the controller that fails to track the desired history.

This meant various treatments like boiling and washing and, as if wool were not stiff enough, bonding it to another material.

At Boeing, Liz Verdier, a spokeswoman, said that some late-model 737 models had had tail vibrations because a part was not stiff enough.

The application of auxetic composites in practice often relies on a compromise between properties as auxetics are mostly too porous (not dense enough or not stiff enough) to bear structural loads.

The air inside the tubes helps to speed electrons along the printed wiring, but the feathers weren't stiff enough to hold the circuit boards together very well.

Independent Monitor Nicholas Mitchell said in the report that he believes the penalties for those caught aren't stiff enough to deter further abuse.

There's already a risk that the penalties in the law aren't stiff enough to guard insurers from being saddled with an ever-sicker, costlier pool of customers, which would cause premiums to spiral upward.

If your leftover fabric isn't stiff enough or if you think it should be stiffer, iron it to some interfacing before you sew.

For more complex assemblies in two- or three-dimensional forms, the ordinary DNA is not appropriate as a building unit because it is topographically one-dimensional and it is not mechanically stiff enough.