Sentence examples for tough aspect from inspiring English sources

Another tough aspect of being a faculty mentor, Premack says, is "trying to be kind and helpful without being too friendly".

12 16 PM: That's going to be one tough aspect of launching Android phones; unless they tweak things a lot, most people already know the software.

However, with only a short amount of screentime available to depict this, Kripke believed it would be a "tough aspect to sell".

Do you like the raw, tough aspect, or are you more of a glam-punk fan?

Mr. Obama did not appear to pick up on this disconnect, most likely because he wanted to emphasize the "tough" aspects of his Iran policy and not the off-ramp strategy that will inevitably involve bilateral negotiations with Iran.

"People who are avid fans, when they talk about the game, they say they love it as a collision sport, along with talking about the athleticism and grace of the players," he said, "while somebody who is a little less of a fan sees more of a one-dimensional aspect to the collisions, the 'rough, tough' aspects".

But to miss this tougher aspect of his work is to miss what gives Robert Mapplethorpe his place in photographic history.

Europe has also tried to make progress on the toughest aspect of building codes — enforcing them and getting ordinary people to notice and care.

"Just remembering the plays," Curry said of the toughest aspect in coming back, adding: "I forgot all the out-of-bounds plays.

This is the toughest aspect of pathway-based risk assessment, and it's one of the main reasons why it's going to take years for these new approaches to come into widespread use".

One of the toughest aspects of fistula is the stigma.