Sentence examples for tough defect from inspiring English sources

It's apparently a tough defect to avoid during the production process, and it's made even worse as it's usually only spotted during assembly.

He dances round the opposing defender, showing him up as a perna de pau (wooden leg, expression often used for a bad player) with the huge defect of having a cintura dura (tough, or inflexible waist).

The repair of large segmental bone defects remains a tough problem disturbing surgeons and researchers.

Dry-cured hams from nn pigs showed significantly more visual defects, but were less tough, smoother and more fondant (softer) than NN and Nn pigs.

The implanted grafts completely filled the defects and formed a tough hyaline-like cartilage.

A3 NATIONAL A7-9,12 New Rules for Acne Drug Seek to Stem Birth Defects Federal drug regulators announced tough new regulations for the use of the acne drug Accutane, which they hope will reduce the hundreds of miscarriages, abortions and birth defects associated with the drug.

Susan had had to defect from the Clintons, and they were tough on her, with all kinds of nasty-grams about people who aren't loyal".

North Koreans who defect to the South often find it tough to make a new life.

Salvaging the limb after malignant bone tumor ablation is a tough challenge for a reconstructive surgeon confronting such extensive bone defects.

It resolves the tough problem of consistently maintaining a product scheme to prevent defects arising from inconsistent general design data or incorrect versions of the layout scheme existing within the schemes of downstream design.

Others suggested it was trying to hang onto workers in a tougher labor market, where increasing jobs meant its people could defect to another employer at any moment.