Sentence examples for tough medium from inspiring English sources

"Email is a tough medium to build interactive features into," Wegener said.

What to watch... Tyres Pirelli describe the track surface as 'extreme' and the tyres they have chosen for the weekend are the two toughest; the medium and hard compounds.

Besides of the superhard nanocomposites, also medium hard, but very tough thick coatings with low internal stress applied to forming tools increase their lifetime by at least one order of magnitude.

Small is O.K. Big is O.K. Medium is tough.

We should have listened to our hearts, or common sense, the instincts that tell you that building a brand from the ground up is a tough sell when your medium is a slow-mo, glitched-out home computer.

The programme was a revolution in television drama, kick-starting a new era for the medium, of tough, domestic storytelling, exciting naturalism and strong social awareness; the television plays that Welland would go on to write were very much part of the legacy of Z Cars's provocative early years.

It's tough to claim your medium is ready for the big leagues unless you have some canonized holiday classics.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4, Balls said: "I'm afraid the problem is that David Cameron for the last two years has been supporting the German position which is now an increasingly isolated position, a very different position from the Obama-Hollande view that we need a more balanced plan on austerity, medium-term, tough decisions, but a plan now on jobs and growth.

But a New York strip steak, although a rosy medium rare, proved tough and bloodless.

Unfortunately the hanger steak, though nicely complemented by mixed greens in a balsamic glaze, arrived thoroughly well-done (it was ordered medium) and bordered on tough.

"The medium tyre is quite tough to get the fronts and rears in at the same time," Wolff said.