Sentence examples for toughest outside from inspiring English sources

Division III-AA is considered by many to be the toughest outside of the largest in the section, Division I-AA.

The flying, therefore, is some of the toughest outside of military flying, with pilots having to set down on tiny landing platforms in the middle of the night, with few visual cues to help them.

Attracting the suburbanite trucker, of course, means coupling the pickup's tough outside with a gentler inside.

"Whereas it is extremely hot here, and it is tough outside, it's not what it was in Boca," Harrison said.

I stuffed the tough outside leaves of my big cabbage, quartered the rest and made a pizza, a pie, a stir-fry and the most wonderful baked beans I've ever eaten.

There is a noisy debate in India on whether the media should be self-regulated or have a tough, outside authority do the job for it.

UT has been clobbered with a tough outside review, made public yesterday by Provost Steven Leslie, of blunders in a controversial study on the use of hydraulic fracturing to extract natural gas, known as "fracking".

The tough outside skin is nature's way of protecting the jewel-like arils inside.

Rod Carew, the Angels' former hitting coach, told Erstad repeatedly that he should "take what the pitchers give you" -- in other words, if there is a tough pitch outside, then hit it to left field, and if you get a good pitch inside, then drive it.

But it won't happen without really tough outside pressure.

Indeed, acting tough outside the bounds of conventional femininity boosted women's favorability ratings, and tough women were viewed as more likely to be effective presidents.