Sentence examples for Reasonably tough from inspiring English sources

It's simple, it works, and you'd think it would be reasonably tough to screw up.

The first was reasonably tough and lead to the island's summit, with good views in all directions.

Financial reform is needed to try to ensure such a crisis never happens again, and the bill cobbled together by Senate Democrats is reasonably tough.

Maryland law is reasonably tough on drunken drivers; if Mr. McKeiver had been drinking, it is highly likely he would have gone to prison.

Angola played the United States reasonably tough in a 97-76 loss and showed where the Americans need to make drastic improvement.

Meanwhile, Mr. Gingrich received a qualified endorsement from Sarah Palin late Tuesday night, while Mr. Romney has had a reasonably tough news cycle with much attention focused on his tax returns and other controversies.

Although Ms. Hamilton's somewhat tough Ophelia goes against the character's traditionally fragile grain, her descent into madness stays reasonably credible.

"If you're looking for flooring that's reasonably priced, tough and realistic-looking, and you want to install it yourself, laminates are the way to go," he said.

His proposals are modest, such as the creation of a new "China enforcement task-force" within his own office (similar units already exist in the Commerce Department).Will this two-track strategy (sounding tough, acting reasonably) work?

A game's final missions should be its most challenging and imaginative, but here, after several tough but reasonably entertaining levels involving escapes from dozens of unkillable bad guys, the hovercraft missions seem tossed in as an afterthought.

Lancashire batsman Karl Brown: "I'm disappointed we've lost having got reasonably close from a tough position, but we have to give Yorkshire a lot of credit.