Sentence examples for a tough exercise from inspiring English sources

With obesity rates rising, should we emulate Japan and insist on a tough exercise regime?

It is true that discerning motives can often be a tough exercise with Donald Trump, or with anyone.

After Mr. Fuerth suffered a mild heart attack in March 1999, he dramatically changed his lifestyle, shedding 45 pounds and embracing a tough exercise regime.

Making plans to attend the Sundance Film Festival (www.sundance.org/festival) in Park City, Utah, can be a tough exercise in decision-making.

After Mr. Fuerth suffered a mild heart attack in March 1999, he changed his lifestyle sharply, shedding 45 pounds and embracing a tough exercise regime.

It's a tough exercise, as I have to balance the multitude of views expressed by the public and increasing waste and environmental legislation from the European Union.

They sing a funny, absurdist song about what a woman without a man is like (e.g., a nose without a workshop, a somersault without a rifle); they're tough (exercise includes flying kicks at a dummy-man's balls); and they have the imagination to applaud when a woman, moved by the example of Snow White, decides to take seven husbands.

I was in the Army for several years and had many grueling days and tough exercise regimens.

Previously, it has been noted that gastroesophageal reflux may be associated with some forms of tough exercise [ 22, 23].

The other is to reduce demand: to accustom ourselves to consuming less, which he notes is a tougher psychological exercise than it appears.

Once you're good with the beginning exercising, perform some tough exercises to enhance your collarbones.