Sentence examples for tough technical from inspiring English sources

The university has defended the choice, noting Augustine's record of achievement as an analyst of tough technical and scientific questions.

Anderson Smith, senior vice provost for academic affairs at Georgia Tech, wants students to pair tough technical majors with unrelated minors.

I don't want to say more about that right now because the president and national security teams and our allies have some tough technical decisions to make.

Competing on the tough, technical course at Kvitfjell, Norway, used at the Lillehammer Olympics, the Austrian star finished in fifth place in the second downhill in two days.

"I sometimes think of the Santander Spanish Grand Prix as a useful acid test as to the effectiveness of the year's regulations: It's a tough, technical circuit where passing is limited," said Martin Whitmarsh, the director of the McLaren Mercedes team.

Mr. Frank, a pianist nearing 80, can teach us all about simplicity of phrase and chamber-music togetherness; his tenuous grip on tough technical problems was actually endearing in the Brahms, less so in Martinu's jazz-driven sextet "La Revue de Cuisine".

Representative Howard L. Berman, Democrat of California, introduced a bill last fall that would have limited the liability of copyright owners for using tougher technical counterpiracy tactics to protect their works online.

Character lighting lead Angelique Reisch says that Joy's glowing nature was one of the tougher technical challenges to overcome.

Herbert, an early employee of Cisco Systems who successfully banned drug testing of technologists at the company, reportedly "solved his toughest technical problems while tripping to drum solos by the Grateful Dead".

Ms. Gee said the courses would be long, tough and technical, demanding frequent sail changes.

When the fishing is tough and technical, sometimes you have to take pleasure in small satisfactions.