Sentence examples similar to example of the toughness from inspiring English sources

One example of such toughness, Mr. Brinkley said, is the roses grown in some of the colonial gardens.

For example, the toughness of the 10 wt% nanocomposite was found to increase by a factor of 150 times at 55 °C.

This is the ultimate example of mental toughness -- and there are lessons to be learned for all of us.

Mr. Bakk pointed to the government shutdown in 2005, a confrontation that Mr. Pawlenty is invoking on the campaign trail as an example of his toughness.

Walker has sought counsel from Reagan administration figures, including former secretary of state George P. Shultz, who singled out Reagan's move to bust a 1981 strike of air traffic controllers as an example of showing toughness to adversaries and allies alike.

Manager: … I had panic disorder, for example, but I learned how to handle that myself … Partner: He became angry for the slightest little thing … He was angry with the kids … I didn't recognize his behavior" An example of toughness towards subordinates was not offering them support when they talked about having problems during times of intense media focus involving themselves.

At a news conference Wednesday, Coach Eric Mangini said Coles "is a good example of toughness".

Mangini said: "I think Mike's a great example of toughness.

These applications take advantage of the toughness, resilience, water resistance, and chemical inertness of the polymer.

Pialat developed his tone and his subjects on the basis of the toughness of superseded mores.

In reality, the measured fracture toughness is higher because strong plastic deformation occurs before the sample fails, as can be seen from the example of the force displacement curve for orientation B in Fig. 3a.