Sentence examples for remains stiff from inspiring English sources

The schedule remains stiff, with 13 of the Knicks' final 22 games on the road.

There remains stiff opposition to liberalising the market, not least from the British Transplantation Society BTSS).

Competition among hotels that cost an average of $200 to $300 a night remains stiff.

"We need better bending models or control," Mr. Tamstorf said, so that the shape remains stiff but the fabric looks soft.

"I fear great dishonour has been brought on to the Pemberley estate by a murder, and yet I must ensure my upper lip remains stiff as behoves a man of my class.

Loads of moist humus are graded by hand, larger stones discarded; gravel is then mixed in, and the moisture content regulated such that a firmly gripped handful clumps together yet remains stiff.

Anthony's right knee, which has been stiff and sore for three weeks, remains somewhat stiff and sore, despite his taking a week off to rest.

That remains a stiff test.

While LCD technology remains popular, stiff competition among manufacturers and supply gluts have rapidly chipped away at pricing, putting pressure on television makers like Samsung.

Although he remains as stiff as the Tin Man on his approach to his gravity-defying jumps, Goebel has shown much more passion, musicality and fluidity over the past two years.

John Updike took up the same cause 25 years later: "In the heyday of Abstract Expressionism, the scorn was simple gallery politics; but resistance to Wyeth remains curiously stiff in an art world that has no trouble making room for Photorealists like Richard Estes and Philip Pearlstein and graduates of commercial art like Wayne Thiebaud, Andy Warhol and, for that matter, Edward Hopper".