Sentence examples for Moderately tough from inspiring English sources

Every ingredient is the same, down to the moderately tough rolls and the Liberty Bell deli paper.

Since this gives off less carbon dioxide per unit of energy generated than oil does, demand for it may rise under a set of moderately tough greenhouse-gas targets.

Their joint statement was moderately tough, expressing "strong concern" over the test and urging the resumption of North Korea's talks with America, China, Japan, Russia and South Korea.However, America's secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, accompanying Mr Bush, suggested there was little point to restarting the six-party talks unless the North Koreans were prepared to act, not just talk.

The going soon got tougher, the moderately steep path passing through large sections of downed birch, pine, and spruce that had been thoughtfully chainsawed and removed from the trail by volunteers from the Adirondack Mountain Club.

For people who are already moderately fit, there are tougher programs available, like Pilates and rock climbing classes.

TDK's core business is magnetic components for electronic memories, a tough field but it grows moderately, improving earnings.

Good, moderately priced pinot noir from California is tough to find, because most of it comes from areas not well suited to the grape.

There are an awful lot of ordinary families who would have a very tough time paying for even what passes as moderately priced seats nowadays, and even the hot dogs and sodas are increasingly unaffordable.

Back in LA, Animal and Baco Mercat can be tough reservations, but you can walk into most other great, moderately priced restaurants any night of the week and get a table right away.

She'll use this water, moderately warmed, to wash her face, to fight the redness brought on by tough weather.

Despite the tough language of the guidelines, the antitrust division has rarely challenged mergers in moderately concentrated industries.