ruggedness

The road went on until lost to sight amidst ruggedness.

What about the ruggedness of the build quality compared to competitors?

Ruggedness will probably become more of an issue, though.

The region is known for its ruggedness and scenic beauty.

And no, it has nothing to with its ruggedness.

The ruggedness of the game could be seen in individual bouts across the playing surface.

But the rest, the unabashed ruggedness of the game, remains the same.

The pricing is still too high for items with any degree of ruggedness.

Most of all, in a professional-grade camera you get ruggedness.

The Dana contains no moving parts - a key to its ruggedness.

Yet despite the ruggedness of his face it was a strikingly handsome one.

It is known for its sheer size and ruggedness.

The ruggedness of the area tends to ensure its isolation from human activity.

The range is noted for its height and ruggedness.

The combination of metal structure and simple systems led to their reputation for ruggedness.

But Harry was not impressed with the ruggedness of the congressman's profile.

Trees and ruggedness half hid a cluster of buildings on the island.

Who cares about high quality when you're on the go, and the ruggedness of beaten up tapes does well for me.

This simplicity and ruggedness also makes them ideal for use in industrial computers.

A sense of culture peeked through the ruggedness of the house.

The ruggedness of the mountains made it almost impossible to build a roadway across them.

But another, contrasting aspect is not neglected: the ruggedness of American landscape.

Its mystical qualities are a combination of ruggedness and serenity.

The primary occupation is agriculture, despite the severe ruggedness of its terrain.