Sentence examples for hardy enough for from inspiring English sources

It may have been the rain that distracted me, but it was here that the looseness of the choreography began to seem not hardy enough for the outdoor setting.

Choose a species hardy enough for your climate.

Among the dreadful processed-food fried onions on green beans recipes, you will find amazing standbys, such as Mildred's lemon cream pie, which is not only hardy enough for a cookout at the beach -- it will kick butt on any lemon meringue pie in the hemisphere.

Selecting and growing a potent biological agent, maintaining its virulence, making the germs hardy enough and stable enough for widespread dissemination and finding an efficient means of spreading them around all pose obstacles that have frustrated even well-financed state weapons programs.

Modern geologists date minerals called zircons, tiny crystals that form in volcanic eruptions and that are hardy enough to survive for billions of years.

(It is also open from late January to mid-April for back country ski holidays for those hardy enough to ski in, uphill, along a 6.8-mile access road).

£60, lakeland.co.uk 8. Olpro Martley 6 This robust family tent – which will stand apart from the usual sea of  green and blue on the campsite – is  perfect for summer weekends, but hardy enough to take any British  weather for longer periods.

Gliadel extends the median survival by six weeks, and then only for patients hardy enough to have withstood a second surgery.

Ms. Anthony's trial at the Orange County Courthouse here, which began in early May, is this year's hot attraction, with courtroom passes going to the first 50 people hardy enough to withstand Florida's humidity for 10 hours at a time.

The barbed-wire fence around both territories is hardly an impediment for those daring and hardy enough to trek across the Sahara.

Not incidentally, this produce will taste better and be more nutritionally rich, Lightfoot says, because BrightFarms won't be growing only lettuce and tomatoes that are hardy enough (read: tough and tasteless) to survive for days in transit.