Sentence examples for all toughens from inspiring English sources

Although many barefoot-style runners believe that wearing lightweight shoes or none at all toughens foot muscles, lessening the likelihood of foot-related running injuries, researchers at Brigham Young University did not find evidence of that desirable change.

All are toughened by practice blows against padded surfaces or wood.

The South cut off all aid, toughened its military rules of engagement and bolstered its military installations on Yeonpyeong and other islands off the North Korean coast.

Improvements of varying degrees in the interfacial toughness were observed for all specimens toughened with short aramid fibers of different lengths.

"He's obviously decided first of all to toughen up and return to the basics of work ethic and discipline to try to build up the team spirit.

His government will even subsidise rents for families willing to move to places where there are more jobs.In this section Why they said no All in to Europe Toughening up Can it be done?

Its spectrum of meanings runs from "Don't be a sissy; toughen up" all the way to "Do the right thing; be a mensch," to use the Yiddishism for an honorable or upright person.

"All of that toughens you up as a person and as an athlete.

So sooner or later, we're going to have to toughen up on all this stuff.

"The ultimate vision is that China's own enterprises are toughened enough by all this to compete internationally, to operate outside China as multinationals.

Grab all the opportunities you can! Toughen Up!