Sentence examples for more hardy from inspiring English sources

They're certainly more hardy when it comes to the weather.

The more hardy souls hike or ride donkeys down to the bottom and then must hike back up.

"I use them in Asian stir-fries as the leaf is much more hardy and handles the heat better than spinach," he says.

OK, I might try Roisin Hogan, the Irish accountant, or social worker Steven Ugoalah with my more hardy spider plants, but strictly on a trial basis.

Personally I'd go with the Zx1 because its weather sealing makes it more hardy — but the built-in USB thing in the Flips is awful handy.

Marni's off-kilter cutesiness was toned down to allow a more hardy creature to emerge: one stellar example of Italian houses doing it harder and stronger.

So they decided to see if they could identify those microbes, and then add them back to the plants and see if it would impart traits that would make them more hardy under difficult growing conditions.

The heat rendering process, they suggest, may in fact destroy or otherwise inactivate the scrapie prions, paving the way for the scarcer but more hardy BSE prions to infect the cattle.

Space was so limited that the more hardy passengers took turns sleeping on the open deck and in lifeboats, and many others slept literally two-deep.

And as flexible as the cast and crew are, the audience is even more hardy, as actor Michael Brian Ogden (Laertes) points out: "The audience here is pretty game for anything; they show up hungry.

Despite the drought that has plagued the state for four years, farmers have continued to feed the U.S. population by switching from thirsty crops such as almonds to more hardy ones such as pomegranates.