Sentence examples for is much more rugged from inspiring English sources
The south coast is much more rugged and less visited than the north.
Ranjan, who is thirty-one, spent years examining glaciers as a graduate student in Switzerland, but he had never been to one in India, where the terrain is much more rugged.
"When we went to Afghanistan, we realized that the insurgents there were going to use IEDs just like the Iraqi insurgency had done, but in an even more insidious way, because the terrain is much more rugged, there are fewer roads — and so fewer alternatives to driving on roads, where they know you're going to come," Mr. Carter said.
My son's football and experiences are much more rugged.
But farther south, between 49˚ and 56˚ latitude, the mountains have been spared: The peaks are higher—some nearly 4000 meters and the ridges are much more rugged.
Although Land Rover still makes the Defender (and indeed it is still used as a Jeep-type transport by the British Military), that car is much more sophisticated and costly than the basic, rugged off-road machine Land Rover made up until the mid-1970s without much change.
"Carole King's quiet embrace of the rugged West was much more authentic than, say, the Hollywood Hills-dwelling Eagles' photo shoots among parched coyote skulls," Ms. Weller writes.
While he deployed both times with Alpha Company, First Battalion, 14th Infantry Regiment, his 2007-9 experience was much more rewarding, he said, with the unit aggressively controlling the area around Tarmiyah, a rugged little city north of Baghdad.
