Sentence examples for tough mass from inspiring English sources

Intra-operatively, the gross specimens of CT can be either in the form of a sandy tough mass or a toothpaste-like fluid or an amorphous mass composed of many small round or ovoid bodies [27].

Direct visualization reveals a tough mass that is a generally unremarkable lesion and is only diagnosed on histology.

For all their advantages over the tough mass-produced kind, handmade marshmallows do have one failing.

Other tactics were tougher: mass arrests, beatings, torture and executions.

In July he completed the 106km Maratona dles Dolomites, one of the toughest mass participation rides in Italy.

I think it's tough to mass market a foreign-language film that's this violent, but the story itself in the first one is so simple.

Most ores, however, are made up of hard, tough rock masses that must be crushed before the valuable minerals can be released.

On the advertising front, it will be particularly tough for mass-market and middle-market titles, and we certainly don't expect to be unscathed at the quality end.

A new cadre of tough-minded mass marketers is off chasing a fast-swelling young bourgeoisie around the globe.

Moonlight, a devastating drama about a gay black man in deprived Miami, was easily the most critically acclaimed film of the festival but was probably too tough for a mass audience.

They also point to King's Academy in Middlesborough, the second Vardy school, which has a diverse intake including a quarter with special needs, and maintains tough discipline without mass expulsions.It is hard to imagine a more crucial test of the government's education policy.