Sentence examples for tough clear from inspiring English sources

PVB, a tough, clear, adhesive, and water-resistant plastic film, is widely used in laminated safety glass, primarily for automobiles.

The sexual assault that just happened in Tennessee: this time the authorities are responding fairly appropriately and a local male columnist wrote a column about it – a tough, clear, no-excuses for assault analysis that any feminist could love.

By 2005 the price for a pound of tough, clear pallet wrap the best-quality plastic Trex used–had increased 15 cents in five years to 25 cents a pound.

A tough, clear-sighted, compassionate film.

He no longer seems determined to transcend ideology or partisanship; experience has led him toward an engagement with politics in a tougher, clearer way.

A new generation of very good tests were produced but, as with any technology, the information that they provide is only accurate and dependable to the extent that they are used appropriately.DIA: Early in his term Barack Obama said, "The solution to low test scores is not lower standards; it's tougher, clearer standards".

If you think these decisions are tough with clear-cut situations, imagine how tough it will be for self-driving cars amidst chaotic road conditions.

Spies, ironically, portrayed the Soviet spy Rudolph Abel in a far more sympathetic light than Trumbo--as a man of his principles, tough, and clear he is at war.

This was symmetrical war, tough but clear.

While some Staphylococcus aureus infections are hard to treat because the bugs are drug-resistant, others are tough to clear because the bugs appear to take cover inside cells in the body.

Do we still have the instincts to take tough and clear decisions in defense of our values?