Sentence examples for tough projects from inspiring English sources

Even then, he was drawn to tough projects.

War echoes in tough projects like Kim Jones's infamous 1976 video "Rat Piece," in which he sets live creatures on fire, and Josephine Meckseper's Rorschachlike film of a recent antiwar demonstration.

Because they love what they do, they find brainstorming, problem-solving, and grinding out tough projects thought-provoking, engaging, and deeply satisfying.

I mean, I have real strong memories of great teachers that I had in grammar school, the teachers who told me that I was smart, who pushed me to skip a grade, who challenged me with tough projects.

"This, of course, will be a tough project but a very exciting one.

Overall savings have been made through "really tough project management" by London 2012, ODA and the government, according to Robertson.

When Catlin was asked about the difficulty of creating a urine test for human growth hormone, he called it a "tough project" and added, "That's why you do the research, in order to see if you can do it".

An aggressive nature seemed in place when he could argue that it took a tough man to build a tough project efficiently; but with the cost overrun and recent reports in The Boston Globe that Big Dig contractors were routinely running amok financially, he no longer looked tough where it counted most.

Firefox OS is a tough project to evaluate.

In product development there are many design requirements to meet and often tough project budgets to keep.

"The job didn't always go as we wanted, it was a tough assignment and a tough project.