Sentence examples for will be too stiff from inspiring English sources

But it's doubtful the requirements will be too stiff because of political resistance to pushing capital standards too high and hurting the competitiveness of the banking industry.

If over-whipped, the cream will be too stiff to spread nicely.

Use a natural bristle body brush or a loofah, never a synthetic brush as it will be too stiff and cause scratches on the surface of the skin that can lead to even more dry skin.

DO not let them cool, so work quickly, otherwise they'll be too stiff to roll and hard to fix.

Cardstock will probably be too stiff to fold.

So ordinary as to be mundane, made of basic cotton (don't use plastic or plastic-coated, which will melt, or jute, which can be too stiff), a well-wrapped cone, not unlike Keats' well-wrought urn, operates as a metaphor for kitchen organization.

Don't be too stiff or the animal will be nervous.

Remember not to be too stiff and caught up on trying to be precisely on time; it will have a noticeable detrimental effect on your timing if you try too hard.

Don't be too stiff.

You especially don't want it to be too stiff at this point.

It shouldn't be too stiff because it needs to fold easily.