But its Cable One subsidiary, too, faces serious long-term issues, including stiff competition driving down prices and the consumer trend of cord-cutting, says analyst Brad Safalow of PAA Research.
My legs were stiff from driving for hours and hours without stopping.
My muscles are stiff from driving all day in a dented rental car.
Some years ago, the literary critic Stanley Fish published an essay called "The Unbearable Ugliness of Volvos," in which he mocked the fetish among academics and other self-conscious, self-effacing members of the upper middle class for boxy, stiff-driving Scandinavian wagons.
— London, Singapore, Stockholm and a few other cities around the world battle heavy traffic with a "congestion charge," a stiff fee for driving in crowded areas at peak hours.
Thanks to Twitter, we can take this tradition to the next level by posting pictures of people parked in the fire lane at the mall or pictures of fatal car accidents with sick burns about the stiff's shitty driving.
As of this year, 12 states and Washington, DC, allow people without Social Security numbers to get driver's licenses; in the rest, undocumented immigrants are denied licenses and face stiff penalties for driving without them.
Paramount among other vital issues are creating the crime of aggravated D.W.I. (stiffer penalties for driving with a blood alcohol content of.16 or higher); permanent license revocation for persistent D.W.I. offenders; and carrying out a statewide ignition interlock program.
"My neck became so stiff I had difficulty driving," she says.
Enabling technologies focused on driving engagement face stiff competition as illustrated by the highest density of logos on the landscape.
A common thread through many cases was how managers felt pressured to keep costs down and cut corners, driving them to stiff low-wage workers on pay.
