Next week's game at Dallas will be a sterner test.
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Mr. Trump took a sterner tone at the White House.
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But Laura and Emma is made of sterner stuff than that.
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The energy will be way sterner at the end of this month!
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Ms. Sterner will move out of the apartment in a few weeks.
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Mr. Tillerson was almost certainly sterner in private, according to the diplomat.
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Madrid left back Marcelo, however, said his side were made of sterner stuff.
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But AT&T and Time Warner will probably face a much sterner test.
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Ms. Mann, typically a sterner director, works in a more yielding mode here.
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The conflicts board took a much sterner approach to the agency's top officials.
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A day later, her chief of staff, Helge Braun, issued a sterner warning.
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Joseph died in 1790, leaving the throne to his sterner-minded brother, Leopold.
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The sterner note was embraced by an increasing number of German politicians and officials.
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Heimat was the warm alternative to the sterner vaterland ("fatherland"), also in common usage.
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But Malaysian Islam is gradually growing sterner, and its promotion by the state more aggressive.
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That setback might have demoralised some players, but the world number one is made of sterner stuff.
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But Conte underlined that 19th-placed SPAL will provide a sterner challenge than the standings might suggest.
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It made me sterner with Dino, to prove the good big brother I was being in Dad's absence.
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For the Russians, a look of some satisfaction but also the knowledge that far sterner challenges lie ahead.
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He is survived by his parents; his sister, Linda Sterner; and his brothers, Anton Körberg and David Bergling.
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Ms. Sterner said she was startled by how loud (and continuous) the music suddenly was in her apartment.
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" Lyndon Johnson did the same, albeit with sterner prose, in " My Hope for America ": "Our land is young.
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A sterner accountant would point out that Casanova did not deceive only those lovers who had deceived him.
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That could happen again this time, since Sutton and Lincoln City face much sterner tests in that round.
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"Because it's a more repetitive course of conduct, I believe it will be a sterner penalty," Haveles said.
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She will have a much sterner test against former French Open finalist Halep, who had a first-round bye.
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Now the country faces even sterner sanctions from the International Paralympic Committee, which Putin speaks of as cynical and unkind.
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A more electable Peronist would offer Mr Macri a sterner test, but the party has yet to coalesce around anyone.
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Amid the bifurcation, two borrowers – advertiser Clear Channel Outdoor (CCO) and retailer Claire's Stores – face sterner tests with loan investors.
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As Kent launched into his opening statement, he drew comparisons to a diplomatic Mr. Rogers (or a sterner Bill Nye?).
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It is snowier than the regal azure of North Carolina's archrival down Tobacco Road, Duke, yet sterner than powder blue.
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Occupying the fourth floor is a separate apartment that Sterner created for his sister, Maude, who was an interior designer.
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But for sterner historians, it's worth noting that our ringmaster in "Wonderland" plays fast and loose with his central definition.
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But he is made of sterner stuff as he showed by coming back from a similar deficit to stop Federer.
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Many Sri Lankan Muslims, it appears, have gone to Gulf states as laborers, and returned bearing a sterner strain of Islam.
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In 1914, Sterner focused on 63rd Street, starting with what would become his own home and eventually Ms. King's — No. 154.
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History underscores, though, how much sterner that challenge can be when it begins with an exhausting trek to entirely unfamiliar surroundings.
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But there should be a much sterner warning to all security forces that they will be held personally accountable for atrocities.
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An expected quake off the coast of Guerrero, some 250km from Mexico City, would be a sterner test of the capital's defences.
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No new talks have been scheduled, and a sterner tone from Beijing has suggested that negotiations may be unlikely to resume soon.
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But parents have noticed that some of the country's recent immigrants, particularly those from East Asia, use sterner methods to great effect.
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"It was a question of escalating and intensifying the fight against racism by finding even more sterner measures," he told eNCA television.
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But, despite the fanfare it appears some on Wall Street are taking a much sterner view of the prospects for the company.
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Absent some unimaginable change of heart from Beijing, such actions will probably result in an even sterner hand from the Chinese government.
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But does that mean that hitting children produces aggressive behavior, or that aggressive behavior in children elicits more and sterner parental measures?
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This one will sneak up on you; if you're not deeply moved by the finale, you're made of sterner stuff than us.
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On Wednesday, the health minister had a sterner message for Thais who took advantage of inexpensive flights offered by desperate regional airlines.
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But Osaka, who is the number one seed at a Grand Slam for the first time, proved she is made of sterner stuff.
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But White House spokesman Sean Spicer recently voiced a much sterner view of prosecuting recreational use of marijuana as compared to medical use.
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But "The Paper Hat Game," a co-production of 3-Legged Dog and the Tank, turns out to be made of sterner stuff.
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Marvel could have gone grimmer, broodier and sterner, but that isn't its onscreen way; so it has made Thor sunnier, sillier and funnier.
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While the court's decision was expected, the reforms face a sterner test in parliament which now has to turn the amendments into law.
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On a cable news panel, a light condemnation of Trump could be followed with a sterner criticism, then another that is stronger yet.
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Still, every day was like starting over at square one, and Ms. Sterner began negotiating with herself on how often she would complain.
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Already the European Union, which takes a sterner view about privacy than America's government, is looking at how Facebook uses and stores that information.
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Our democratic institutions, however, are made of sterner stuff, and withstood the assault because in America, no one office or person is above the law.
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London is much closer to the EU, which has taken a sterner regulatory approach to America's tech giants, but moreover, the mood in 2017 has shifted.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, however, suggested his city is made of sterner stuff and said there were no plans yet to close the subway.
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Statelier and sterner than "American Surfaces," these photographs translate the thoroughfares of Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Miami Beach and especially America's burgeoning suburbs into meticulously composed tableaus.
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"I like his moderate political views and the fact that he's trying to bring people together," Sterner said while standing in line at Buttigieg's Nashua rally.
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Wawrinka, who has not gone past the second round at Wimbledon since 2015, faces a sterner challenge next when he takes on giant American Reilly Opelka.
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David Teymur showed less striking variety than Lando Vannata, but effectively used just a few tools and an understanding of Vannata's reactions to land the sterner blows.
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Though her time in the Invicta cage would see her face far sterner competition, she made each of her four wins with the promotion look relatively easy.
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CSGO line-up: Jonas "Lekr0" Olofsson Nicolas "Plopski" Gonzalez Zamora Simon "twist" Eliasson Fredrik "REZ" Sterner Tim "nawwk" Jonasson Björn "THREAT" Pers (head coach) —Field Level Media
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Brian Sterner, 59, who works in the chemical industry, said he was leaning toward Buttigieg but had concerns whether a small-city former mayor could beat Trump.
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That is something the little asteroid could endure without flying apart only if it were made of sterner, stronger stuff than the dirty snow that characterizes most comets.
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Next up for Wozniacki is a sterner test in 14th seed Daria Kasatkina - who already has two wins over the Dane this season in St Petersburg and Indian Wells.
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Raonic held serve comfortably to win the first set 6-3 but he faced a sterner test in the second set with Del Potro delivering some quality forehand winners.
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She has a far sterner test in the third round against Kenin, a 20-year-old American who has steadily climbed the rankings to her current spot, No. 35.
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While the species of algae found in Lake Superior can become toxic, Dr. Sterner said, tests showed that none of its commonly occurring toxins were found in hazardous concentrations.
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The unexpected delay has raised concerns that her new government takes a sterner view of Chinese investment which had been a source of cash courted by her predecessor David Cameron.
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Since then, China has struck a sterner tone in its rhetoric, suggesting that a resumption of talks aimed at ending the 10-month trade war was unlikely to happen soon.
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Zuma said on Sunday his government would consider taking sterner measures that include revoking or suspending Lonmin's mining permit if the company failed to present a housing plan with clear timelines.
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According to travel itineraries, emails and aviation records reviewed by the outlet, LaPierre's flights would take detours to Nebraska to pick Colleen Sterner, a niece of Susan LaPierre, and her daughter.
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Matthew Sterner, 49, was sentenced on Thursday by U.S. District Judge James Moody in Tampa, Florida after pleading guilty in October to conspiring to commit healthcare fraud, according to court records.
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Behind the scenes, however, and in the secret telephone communications that Trump routinely has with Kim, Xi, Putin and certain other world leaders, he may have been sending a sterner message.
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In the women's draw, second seed Caroline Wozniacki has conceded only 11 games on her way to the fourth round but will expect a sterner test against 14th-seeded Russian Daria Kasatkina.
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Many more left Belgium after just a couple of years in the Jupiler League, the country's top flight, for the brighter lights and sterner tests in France, Germany and, in particular, England.
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Sometimes at Christmas I'll write a column that gently tweaks the sterner sort of atheist, whose theories seem ill-matched with the empirics of the universe and the stuff of human life.
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But the memo turns a sterner face to their parents, who, under the new policy, may be subject to deportation or even prosecution for enabling their children to come into the country.
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The White House comments were far sterner than those made by the State Department after other countries in the region, including Panama and the Dominican Republic, switched ties from Taiwan to China.
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But by the time it had made it to the House floor, the bill had gained broader, sterner provisions borrowed from the Senate version of the bill, SESTA — provisions that included all websites.
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The great John Smith and many others believe the high crotch is above all else a set up to sterner takedowns: you take the high crotch and you switch to the double leg.
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Since then, China has struck a sterner tone, suggesting that a resumption of talks aimed at ending the 10-month trade war between the world's two largest economies was unlikely to happen soon.
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Still, the Warriors had enough depth without Curry to account for Houston and then the Portland Trail Blazers, but the Oklahoma City Thunder proved a much sterner test in the Western Conference Finals.
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But seven-times Wimbledon champion Williams, still seeking her first title since becoming a mother in 2017, is made of much sterner stuff and simply bulldozed her way through her opponent's lightweight resistance.
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The many and varied zombies of Left 4 Dead and its sequel typically conform to stereotypes, but if its witch never fucked you up, you're a player of sterner stuff than I am.
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Wendy Wu, an agent at Citi Habitats who helped Ms. Sterner secure the apartment, translated a message in Mandarin from the building's owner and landlord that essentially said the bar has already installed soundproofing.
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According to one orator at a mass meeting in Albany, New York, 'A woman's brain involves emotion rather than intellect, [which] painfully disqualifies her for the sterner duties to be performed by the intellectual faculties.
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Many teams would have wilted under the pressure as Mexico poured forward in the first 20 minutes just as they had in their famous 1-0 win over Germany — but Brazil were made of sterner stuff.
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May's decision to review the building of Britain's first nuclear plant in decades has raised concerns that her government could take a sterner view of Chinese investment, potentially souring ties with the world's second largest economy.
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The Spaniard, who snapped a seven-match losing streak against Novak Djokovic to win their semi-final on Saturday, was given a much sterner test by Thiem than in last month's final of the Barcelona Open.
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We hold extensive, intertwined records for this period, beginning in the 20080s and early '213s with Kraushaar, Macbeth, Milch, Ferargil, Rehn, Weyhe, Marie Sterner, Downtown, Valentine, Grand Central, ACA, Midtown, and Associated American Artists, among others.
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Since then, China has struck a sterner tone in its rhetoric, suggesting that a resumption of talks aimed at ending the 10-month trade war between the world's two largest economies was unlikely to happen soon.
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However, a sterner test may yet be in store for credit markets in 2017 as European political event-risk mounts, the reduction in volatility from ECB quantitative easing (QE) wears off, and medium-term inflation expectations rise.
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The comments came as China struck a sterner tone in its rhetoric, suggesting that a resumption of talks, aimed at ending the 10-month trade war between the world's two largest economies, was unlikely to happen soon.
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Age: 219 Occupation: Silent film composer and accompanist at Film Forum After 235 years of playing for hundreds of moviegoers, the composer and pianist Steve Sterner still gets excited about playing for the crowds at Film Forum.
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The paper also reported Greenland's other MP, Aaja Chemnitz Larsen, as presenting a sterner message to Washington, suggesting that if Trump wanted to discuss Greenland, he should have scheduled a trip to Nuuk, its capital, rather than Copenhagen.
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For the first time in his decades-long career, Mr. Sterner will be presenting his score with another musician, the violinist Maria Im. "Adding another instrument means that we've got to set things down on paper," he said.
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The NFL handed down a two-game suspension, and while there was an outcry over the initial, slight punishment, once Goodell announced a revised policy with the promise of sterner, longer penalties, the story seemed to have reached its sad conclusion.
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Italian government bond yields held around one-month lows after interim Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni won an initial vote of confidence in the lower house of parliament overnight, although he is expected to face a sterner test in the upper house.
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People create perceptions of actors based on the parts they played so it might surprise some people to learn that contrary to some of the sterner(or downright scary) characters he played, Alan was extremely kind, generous, self-deprecating and funny.
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Starting in August in Lake Superior, reports of the thick, green algae stretching along about 50 miles of the southern shore reached Robert Sterner, the director of the Large Lakes Observatory at the University of Minnesota Duluth, and his team.
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No new talks have been scheduled, and a sterner tone from Beijing suggested that negotiations were unlikely to resume soon and raised questions about a possible meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping next month at a G20 Summit in Japan.
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Survival in New York City is a challenge at the best of times, for everybody, but this hero's ordeals, by water and fire and social media, are sterner trials of faith than even the mad monks of the Inquisition could dream up.
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El Tri, who thrashed Cuba 7-0 in their Group A opener, faced a sterner test but still had little trouble breaking down the Canada defense, with a second-half brace from Andres Guardado sealing the win after Roberto Alvarado scored before the break.
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It was January 2016 when Ms. Sterner moved into the $1,900-a-month apartment, and at the time the business space downstairs, formerly occupied by the Michelin-rated restaurant Do or Dine, famous for its quirky cuisine including foie gras-infused doughnuts, was empty.
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Merritt shot 62 to lead compatriot Dustin Johnson by one shot on a day when all the good scores came in the morning, before a breeze sprang up and made for a sterner test on the waterfront course within sight of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty.
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While 99 percent of the LSE shareholders approved the deal and Deutsche Boerse is expected to win backing from its shareholders, too, financial regulators in Germany and Britain, along with European Union antitrust authorities, are likely to pose a sterner challenge to the $27 billion merger.
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Perhaps just as impressive, in 2010 Brown lost three straight fights in the UFC, all by submission, which should have made him clinically dead in the eyes of the UFC, arguably a sterner taskmaster even than death—but somehow he managed to not get himself cut.
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The big Argentine world number four, who has yet to drop a set, looked on for a routine win before meeting sterner resistance in the second set from Paire, who delighted the crowd with his drop shots and a break of serve to go 4-2 up.
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Neither the signing of the Paris agreement nor its ratification a year later had an impact on global energy stocks, according to a working paper by Thomas Sterner and Samson Mukanjari of Gothenburg University, whether because these events were already priced in or markets never believed the commitments.
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He was certainly built of sterner stuff than you or I. But for every Lemmy, or Keith Richards, there must be hundreds of Jimi Hendrixs (who Lemmy roadied for back in the day) or Jim Morrisons, or Johnny Thunders, or Janis Joplins, who've crashed under the weight of alcohol or substance abuse.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — England has celebrated its first Six Nations Grand Slam in 13 years, but the challenge it faces in Australia in June will most likely be significantly sterner and should give its new coach, Eddie Jones, a clearer picture of where his team sits in rugby union's global pecking order.
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For now, the National Gallery is cautiously testing the waters of Singaporean tolerance, but if it succeeds in creating the thriving art world it desires, it is bound to face far sterner tests of its ability to reconcile art's sometimes subversive energies with the notions of what is acceptable in the republic's socially conservative society.
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