Sentence examples for rugged that from inspiring English sources

She and her colleagues have attempted to reconcile the sometimes conflicting results obtained by previous researchers in a paper just published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society.It is well established that facial features rated as masculine (square-jawed, rugged, that sort of thing) are the result of high testosterone levels.

It's his ability to create things that are both emotive and rugged that makes his work powerful and puts it in a class of its own. .

Fordham was just 2 for 10, and play was so rugged that players from both teams snarled at each other.

The area is so rugged that the Ottoman Turks, who were Muslims, were unable to control the region as they did most of the Balkans for 500 years.

The region was so rugged that the Ming believed that no wall was necessary, but the Mongols got through, killing twenty-nine Chinese.

Modern writers had claimed that the landscape was so rugged that it didn't require defenses, which made no sense to Hong.

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.

Symbol Technologies was one of the first companies to sell a rugged device that ran Microsoft's Pocket PC software that included a bar code scanner.

"She is a sturdy, rugged vessel that was well maintained and that the crew members were proud of," said Phil Greene, president and CEO of Tote Services.

Gorgeous in a way that strained any use of the word, a rugged place that produced oohs and awe.

The rugged land that gave us the Vikings has become the improbably decent, increasingly diverse place that gave us the Nobel Peace Prize.