Sentence examples for more rugged that from inspiring English sources
Housed in the same building as Groupon, Lightbank's offices are more rugged that those you find on Sand Hill Road, with a warehouse type of feel.
The Pacific War had been that kind of war, a war of striking savagery and great stubbornness, in some ways much more rugged that the much more frequently chronicled war in Europe.
The terrain of the rural northwestern arm of the county is more rugged than that of the populous southeastern arm; the northwest also has numerous lakes.
It's a bit more rugged than the usual beach destinations, but it's good for those that don't really want a touristy holiday.
Note too that the landscapes for individual proteins, as discussed here, are necessarily more rugged than are those of pathways or organisms, due to the more profound structural constraints in the former.
The phone ships with that, along with an even more rugged rubberized case that can be clipped to a backpack via carabiner.
It was modelled on the more rugged "professional" model that had been created for the recording division of Philips that possessed metal grilles and a steel frame (instead of aluminium).
Obviously, there are more rugged defenders but that is also the beauty of English football – as long as it does not get too much.
Like many, the Carpetbagger is exceedingly fond of "Brokeback Mountain" – he held hands with a friend during some of the more rugged parts, but that was just in the spirit of male bonding – but wonders whether the demographics of the Academy, which skew toward the ancient, will accommodate a full-on, smack-on-the-lips cowboy love story.
The film was dense; however, several tiny grooves were observed on the film surface, and this resulted in a more rugged surface compared with that of the film grown on the YSZ substrate.
