Sentence examples for more rugged end from inspiring English sources

Yet many of the commercial sectors the company lists as focuses for its PR activities – "oil and gas", "mining", "financial institutions", "Russia" – suggest a readiness to work at the more rugged end of international capitalism.

At the more rugged end of the spectrum, Outdoor Adventure River Specialists (www.oars.com), which organizes river rafting and kayaking trips, said its business had been holding up better than that of some outfitters -- partly because almost all of its trips are in North America.

Mustangs were often used on the western (more rugged) end of the mail route.

It's got a variety of on-and off-road driving modes, too, and a more rugged front end and exterior so that you don't have to hew to only the very beaten paths.

It is deeper and more rugged on the southwestern end near Laguna Beach.

Both the Razr and the Razr Maxx are meant to have splash proof builds and be generally more rugged than other high-end smartphones, but after the mod chances are you'll need to be a bit more careful around water and dust.

But if your search ends there, you're missing a fascinating – and decidedly more rugged – slice of southern California's cinematic past.

Those cars would generally have been considerably more rugged than Mr. Bradshaw's, though it has seen far worse days, as is evident from a photo album in an end table that documents its restoration.

It certainly looks more rugged.

All more rugged than I.

The vegetation was thicker and more rugged.