Sentence examples for to toughness from inspiring English sources

"CB radio fits our present desire to get back to toughness," he added.

"When it comes to toughness, there is no gender for that, my dear," she told The Times in 1983.

The worry is that, under German pressure, the ECB will have the same misguided tendency to toughness, condemning the euro area to years of stagnation.Governments outside the euro zone are also at risk of drawing flawed conclusions, especially on exchange rates and fiscal policy.

To my ear, the most insistent regional accents are heard in Scotland, in the brutal street talk of writers like Ian Rankin, Val McDermid and Denise Mina as well as in the more subtly sinister tones of Louise Welsh (who argues, in "The Cutting Room," that Glasgow, for all its claims to toughness, is "a peaceful wee haven").

Several standard tests have been widely used for evaluating the pipe grade polyethylene with respect to toughness and lifetime.

Besides, we varied the minimum fracture stress (related to toughness) of the interface to investigate the strength of polymer blends.

They pointed to his toughness, to his moxie, but mostly, to his good fortune.

"Greg is trying to bring toughness to his football team; I get all of that.

That strength comes from the powerful links between carbon atoms similar to the toughness imparted to a diamond.

Republicans often want to assert toughness; Democrats often want to avoid looking weak.

He recalls Mr. Mille regularly throwing it against the wall of his shop to prove its toughness to potential customers.