Sentence examples for such stiff from inspiring English sources

Such stiff penalties are popular, and provide great press for ambitious prosecutors.

Even against such stiff competition Debbie Macomber's "Hannah's List" does this year's most egregious job of pandering.

Faced with such stiff opposition, Mr. Cameron began backing away from his plan to appoint Mr. Bratton.

(Tommasini) 'LA FORZA DEL DESTomorrowomorrow and Thursday) It's tempting to say that "Forza" has the most numbingly witless libretto and the dippiest score of any Verdi opera, but with such stiff competition, who can truly say?

Without Wambach in the lineup for the Olympics, the United States would appear to have little chance of defending its 2004 gold medal at the Beijing Games against such stiff potential competition as Germany, Brazil and North Korea.

For European equities to continue to rally in the face of such stiff competition, from both Japan and the United States, "it's going to require some kind of positive catalyst," Mr. Luschini said.

Such stiff-necked dignity went out of fashion long ago, but it was common enough in country people of Monroe's poverty-scarred generation (he turned 18 two weeks before Black Tuesday in 1929), along with an iron reserve still more rarely encountered in our flabby, confessional age.

Such lightweight, stiff and strong structural elements may suffer, however, from inter-ply defects (referred to as delaminations), arising from various causes and factors.

"She balances him out because he's such a stiff thing.

"They're hoping McCotter is such a stiff they can pull off an upset".

But it seemed to me that she was such a stiff, she had such a stick up her ass.