Unibodies, however, have to be stiff to perform effectively.
For that to work, the penalties for noncompliance would need to be stiff.
In the past, Overbay said, he had a tendency to be stiff with his back leg.
But Dali's later works, often religious in imagery, tend to be stiff and bombastic.
rĭgĕo, ēre, v. n. [prob. kindr. with ῥιγέω, frigeo], to be stiff or numb; to stiffen (syn.: concresco, conglacio).
Since Coke costs half again as much as an equivalent amount of rum, they tend to be stiff.
I have a tendency to be stiff and nervous, and it is hard for me to make her laugh".
As those star architects seem to be stiff, inflexible and insensitive, like an overly starched shirt, the term seems to be appropriate.
Other unexpected ideas were garbage bags, sprayed to be stiff and supershiny, used for pants, white straps in an X-shape controlling them at the hips.
The penalties have to be stiff, says Mr Dadoo, since "the desire to pay the penalty is sometimes greater than the desire to change your mindset".
Although he sees a big market for investment banking services for smaller companies, there are firms concentrating in that area and competition is bound to be stiff.
