Sentence examples for toughest features from inspiring English sources

And the effect of one of the law's toughest features -- time limits -- will not be known for another few years.

The nose used to be one of the toughest features to recreate because it's made of cartilage.

Many of his allies saw the bill's get-tough features as an unthinkable surrender of victories won in the New Deal and the Great Society.

For instance, an ad called "Tough" features a photo of a young female worker and the words: "Our job is to keep children safe.

He became a friend of the director Leo Penn, who thought Mr. Viterelli's tough-guy features would play well in the movies and on television.

Whereas the first album was mainly developed with early patron Dave Okumu, the new album, Tough Love, features a raft of contributors.

The district is trying to resolve that issue, even as it works to come up with tougher security features for all of the devices.

We've put together a tough quiz featuring some of the more minor details from across the 27 seasons.

An early session for Devotion was curtailed after she burst into tears during an improvised singsong around the piano, while Tough Love featured a similar episode with a member of pop-songwriting royalty she asks me not to name.

Chambers was penalised in the first of three semi-finals as he looked to come through a tough heat featuring Jamaica's Yohan Blake and American Walter Dix.

(Morning Consult also points out that, where states like North Carolina have been very friendly to fintechs, states like New York and Connecticut have been much tougher — a feature that allows fintechs to engage in regulatory arbitrage across state lines).