Sentence examples for more toughness from inspiring English sources

"If they want some more toughness in this first game here, so be it," he said.

"He gave us more toughness and experience, and no one came off our roster.

"He's picked up a lot more toughness," Texas center James Thomas said.

Coach John Muckler is looking for a center and more toughness.

As Representative Louise Slaughter told The Times in February, "I wouldn't mind seeing a little more toughness here or there".

With thoughts of the injured Tim Thomas fresh, it would be surprising if the Knicks do not show more toughness this time around.

After the fall he has taken, and the effort he has made to pick up the pieces, picking up his play to the level it was when he left off may require as much, or more, mental toughness than he had at his peak.

Likewise, although we don't actually witness what he does to Díaz's brother, in an interrogation room, the ease with which del Toro comes in swinging a full, multi-gallon bottle of water, taken from the office cooler, supplies all the menace we require, and it acts as a foil to the more genial toughness of Brolin's Matt.

Regarding bond of rebars to concrete, fibers provide passive confinement and improve bond capacity in terms of bond strength and, more importantly, toughness.

At a concentration of 5 wt% PEI, hydrolysed PEI/epoxy resin had 40% more fracture toughness than the unhydrolysed PEI/epoxy resin.

The effect of diffusion heat treatment was studied in order to allow the phase transformation from Fe2Al5 (brittle phase) to lower Al content phases such as FeAl (more fracture toughness).