Sentence examples for particularly stiff from inspiring English sources

Environmental abuses such as excessive forestry and hunting are also punishable; fishing with dynamite carries a particularly stiff fine.

The general counsel of Morgan Stanley had sent a letter urging the opposite — a particularly stiff sentence.

If one remains silent, and one betrays, the traitor goes free and the other gets a particularly stiff sentence.

The general counsel of Morgan Stanley had sent a letter urging the opposite a particularly stiff sentence.

Still, neither of these advantages is without cost, and the price of government engagement is becoming particularly stiff.

In Connecticut, where unemployment rates are at nearly half the national average, competition for employees is particularly stiff.

Most Democrats hold that the solution is conservation, particularly stiffer fuel efficiency standards.

That will sharply limit the airport's flexibility, particularly when stiff crosswinds are whipped up in winter.

In fact, because they use a particularly dry, stiff dough, they're arguably easier to mix, knead and shape than other breads – a perfect introduction to the techniques, even for a bread-making novice.

The safety margin is quite large particularly with a stiff piping system.

This time he may earn a gold or silver medal, although the competition will be stiff, particularly from European countries.