Sentence examples for tough experiment from inspiring English sources

"It's a very tough experiment," says Eric Norman of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California, who attempted it himself in the late 1990s.

In engineering practice, the work in this study can be applied instead of the time-consuming and tough experiments to simply estimate the compression behaviour of dredged clays.

It's tough to experiment with a billion people watching.

East Palo Alto is also a tough place to experiment — of the 12 schools in the district, 3 landed on the state's new list of worst-performing schools.

It's been a long, hard road for Dave Morin's Path, as it has seen lagging growth in a tough ("fruit fly experiments" anyone?) social market.

("I'd have a tough time getting that experiment approved today," Dr. Badylak said).

If he thinks Brooklyn is a tough place for this experiment, he should try the mean streets of Indianapolis.

Locating a group of perfectly healthy 85-year-olds for a drug trial — people who have no "co-morbidities" (doctorspeak for other illnesses) that might confound the experiment — is tough, agrees Dr. John Sloan, a family physician in Vancouver, British Columbia, whose book "A Bitter Pill" criticizes the prevailing treatment of older patients.

I didn't feel always very tough, but I liked experimenting with a tough uniform.

So, with a World Cup just over a year away, Lancaster is using this toughest of tours to experiment a little and give himself alternative options.

Figuring what to do with adult prostitution is a tough challenge (I favor experimenting with the Swedish model), but cracking down on human trafficking should be a no-brainer.