Sentence examples for toughest level of from inspiring English sources

He turned professional at age 20 when he was a sophomore and moved to Tampa, Fla. Now, two years later, he is making his mark in the toughest level of tennis and is the top African-American male tennis player in the world ranking at No. 52.

The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit in Richmond, Virginia, reconsidered a divided ruling issued last year that found citizens have a "fundamental right" to own these weapons, and that laws restricting the right deserve the toughest level of constitutional scrutiny.

Despite stepping into a much tougher level of competition, Caracortado handled his four challengers in the Lewis relatively easily, winning by one and three-quarter lengths.

The company has also added a new, tougher level of encryption to messages sent via its BBM messaging app to protect them from eavesdropping and manipulation.

While Mr Abbott regards parliament as a "people's house", he also recognises that private areas of the building - such as the ministerial wing - require a tougher level of security, ABC News reports.

"Anyone who goes to Australia when they are 18 years old to try to find a tough level of competition because he wants to challenge himself, says something about the individual".

Learning to work hard, get tougher, achieve a level of responsibility commensurate with his talent.

After the brittle ductile transition, the blends are maintained at super-tough level with notched impact strength more than twenty-fold higher than that of pure PETG plastic.

From discussions in a Stretford pub, Rusholme curry house and a public meeting at Manchester's Apollo venue, they have built a football club of their own, won four promotions, now to the tougher semi-professional level of the Conference North, built a fine £6.3m stadium – and, brazenly, booked the eagles of Lisbon to fly in and christen it.

The American Kenny Roberts brought a new level of tough, clinical perfectionism to motorcycle racing to beat Sheene narrowly in 1978, and rather more comfortably in the following two years.

A: The polio program is really tough because of the level of programmatic perfection you need.