Sentence examples for far less tough from inspiring English sources

Although toughened ceramics are far less tough than metals, they represent a vast improvement over conventional ceramics and glass.

Then she marched to Rico's house, where she encountered a boy far less tough than she expected — a kid whose own mother worked, a kid somewhat disoriented by the raft of girls at his disposal.

What happens at Davos is ultimately far less important than the tough choices that remain unresolved back at home.

In this elongated, formula-ridden sitcom posing as a movie, the date-weary Manhattan singles exchanging acerbic banter suggest the tougher, far less intellectual offspring of Woody Allen characters drenched in a whiny Seinfeldian dyspepsia.

And here's the thing: Glass is really tough -- far less of a concern about breaking than you would think.

While the second half of "I Get Around" forgoes the ethereal in favor of tougher songs, that material is far less convincing.

Being tough over failure or underperformance is far less damaging than tolerating failure which drags everyone down.

It is true that Gettieresque objections have proven to be tough to overcome, but contrastivism, as stated, is far less resistant to them than other accounts of knowledge.

That's not the case in Seattle, New York or Philadelphia, which are far less volatile when it comes to building and vacancy spikes in tough economic times.

Many of the questions will take far less than 30 seconds, so apply the balance to a tougher question.

Washington has far less to lose from a trade war, and has hitherto talked tougher.