Sentence examples for stiff enough that from inspiring English sources
Representative Robert W. Goodlatte, a Virginia Republican who is chairman of the House Judiciary Committee and drafting a bill to address the patent troll issue, said at a panel discussion Tuesday that the opposition was stiff enough that "it led a number of people to believe that it was going to delay overall patent reform".
For horizontal repairs the material can be thinner, but it still should be stiff enough that it can be tooled smooth with the applicator.
But the suspension is stiff enough so that every pebble and road imperfection is transmitted through the feeble seats.
You want it stiff enough so that when you work with it in the molds it won't lose it's shape.
The material you use for the ears has to be stiff enough so that the ears don't flop over after they are affixed to the headband.
The report charged that the agency, the Commission on Human Rights, rarely finds probable cause to proceed with civil rights cases, accepted fewer new cases last year than usual and did not seek stiff enough penalties in cases that were settled.
Then, last September, a report by the Anti-Discrimination Center of Metro New York, a new fair-housing advocacy group, concluded that the commission rarely found probable cause to proceed with civil rights cases, handled fewer new cases in 2002 than usual and did not seek stiff enough penalties in cases that were settled.
Use a wire mesh that is stiff enough to form to the shape you choose and that will remain rigid with a substantial weight of fish in it.
Generally, the aim is to achieve one such design that produces a optimized structure that is stiff enough to support the mechanical load and compliant enough in proper areas to release the thermal stress.
And the report charged that the agency was not seeking stiff enough penalties in cases that it settled.
It was invented in 2007 by Shaun Pulfrey, a British hair colorist who had watched his colleagues struggle to comb clients' just-colored, vulnerable strands and came up with a plastic, handleless tool that had bristles stiff enough to move through the hair but not so firm that they'd pull or break it.
