Sentence examples for so sturdy that from inspiring English sources

Pigweed can grow three inches a day and reach seven feet or more, choking out crops; it is so sturdy that it can damage harvesting equipment.

One theory about Pixar – and it's a theory so sturdy that it more or less borders on fact – is that it does best when it takes chances.

Partly because the ingredients have swollen into greasy batons and balls so sturdy that they could form the components of a slippery lawn game.

The 500 bricks he grew at Far West Fungi were so sturdy that he destroyed many a metal file and saw blade in shaping the 'shrooms into an archway 6 feet high and 6 feet wide.

Theodore W. Kheel made his bones as a labor arbitrator, a reputation so sturdy that it obscured the trainload of ideas he had about how to transport New Yorkers around their city.

But among the advantages, he said, is that the terminal is so sturdy that the scientists will not have to worry much about vibrations that could upset their experiments.

The dollar that had been so sturdy and dependable became what so many other weakened currencies became throughout history, a catalyst of political change and the election of 1980 ushered in the greatest change in government economic policy in the postwar era.

Wrap 30 or so strands of yarn around something sturdy that is approximately a foot wide.

But Arbitration Rock was so sturdy, so seemingly unmovable.

Not that there's anything wrong with a medical series; even in these days of artsy-fartsy television, few templates are so sturdy and satisfying.

The case, constructed of leather, wood and steel (animal, vegetable and mineral), is so amazingly sturdy that it has survived the checked-luggage netherworld for three decades.