Sentence examples for tough example from inspiring English sources

A veal chop forestiere was the offendingly tough example mentioned previously.

They can also be expected to take no prisoners in the negotiations, in an effort to limit political contagion by making a tough example of Britain for other member states.

I remember one especially tough example of this was on a Hood by Air show at NYFW, led by hairdresser Amy Farid, and this gentleman had the biggest head of hair that I had ever felt.

The plan by Basildon council for the A127 in Essex is the toughest example of an authority using speed limits to cut emissions of harmful nitrogen dioxide (NO2), which is mainly produced by diesel engines.

In 2002, Documenta, the five-yearly international exhibition in the small German town of Kassel that features some of the toughest examples of contemporary art, responded to a world unsettled by the 9/11 attacks and the drums of war sounding from the US.

In many animals, the bonding of tendon and cartilage to bone is extremely tough (for example, interfacial toughness ∼800 J m−2; refs 1,2), yet such tough interfaces have not been achieved between synthetic hydrogels and non-porous surfaces of engineered solids3,4,5,6,7,8,9.

The later is a tough case, but the best example is torture.

The rules are tough (for example, each song can only be played once a night), and the crowds are even tougher.

It is hard work in a tough environment for example looking up what a "barba amarilla" (yellow beard) viper venom can do serves as a sobering reality check.

The rules are tough (for example, each song can be played only once a night) and the crowds are even tougher (expect more than one competitor to be booed off the stage).

Developing a consumer finance business is tough, for example, because the data sources and credit histories that firms draw on in the West don't exist in emerging markets.