Sentence examples for at a tough level from inspiring English sources

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After the brittle ductile transition, the blends are maintained at super-tough level with notched impact strength more than twenty-fold higher than that of pure PETG plastic.

I grew up at a tough time.

Amid all this excitement, the first A* grades were awarded at A-level and a White Paper promised tougher exams and reforms to teacher training.

They just weren't good enough to do it when the chance came at this higher, altogether tougher level.

"It would be very tough at a national level for a candidate from that to be viable, but stranger things have happened in politics," said Roger Salazar, spokesman for the presidential campaign of Senator John Edwards of North Carolina.

"A third would be that much more proof to myself that I can play the game at a high level, in tough moments," he adds – plus a further illustration to the watching world of this player's brilliance, though Watson would not give that a second thought.

But it could be that the government will immediately announce some populist ideas - better training for school leavers at aged 16 and tougher questions for A* grades at A-levels - then get the general election out the way and return to this issue.

"We had some tough times at a personal level, but we had some good times on a personal level as well.

"We're definitely excited about that and feel confident that when we're playing at a high level, we're tough to beat".

With his repellent business-speak of 'long-term strategies' and 'implementation at a local level', he needed a tougher interview than the schedule allowed.