Sentence examples for bit more rugged from inspiring English sources

They make VW Polos, which are especially adapted for the Russian market (cheaper, simpler and a bit more rugged), VW Tiguans, and two Skoda models, Fabia and Octavia.

It's a bit more rugged than the usual beach destinations, but it's good for those that don't really want a touristy holiday.

But he is trying to make the country's national-security strategy a bit more rugged too.This week the rulers of North Korea are giving him a chance to try out a tougher stance.

It's a bit more rugged in keeping with its rough-and-tumble lifestyle, too, and reminds me a bit of the Sphero 2B that company just unveiled.

I've crashed plenty of Phantom drones and they're durable, too, but the Karma feels just a bit more rugged and better equipped to handle life with kids and bored parents.

The limitations of e-ink make it hard to add features like stopwatches and timers, which can get frustrating for sports fans, but this watch is a bit more rugged than the current e-ink line up and comes in three colors, orange, black, and white.

This version, though, is a bit lighter and more rugged.

I wouldn't mind if it was a bit more heavy-duty, like their "rugged twill".

For travelers in search of a Hill Country destination that is a bit less touristy and a touch more rugged (read: authentic), visit Kerrville, a small city of roughly 22,000 residents on Interstate 10 an hour northwest of San Antonio.

The Galaxy Tab 3 Kids won't be the first touch-screen device aimed at children and it follows many established trends including a colourful plastic frame and a rugged, rubberised grip to help the tablet become a little bit more accident-proof.

It certainly looks more rugged.