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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tough set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a challenging group of items, tasks, or conditions, often in contexts like sports, exams, or problem-solving scenarios.
Example: "The final exam was a tough set of questions that really tested our knowledge."
Alternatives: "a difficult set" or "a challenging set".
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BRUSSELS — More than a year ago, the European Union's top justice official proposed a tough set of measures for protecting the privacy of personal data online.
Mac DeMarco, a Canadian rocker, and his quartet struggled through a tough set.
"It presents a tough set of environmental and smart-growth tradeoffs," he said.
Choosing a university, a course and suitable accommodation is a tough set of decisions to make.
It's a tough set of measures, but at their heart they remain liberal solutions.
He says "success is not assured" and that there will be a tough set of negotiations at the July meeting.
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It was a tough setting.
"In every way, I think this is a tougher set of requirements," Mr. Mills said yesterday.
How is it possible that savings accounts with a tougher set of restrictions than the rest of the market are able to compete with more mainstream products?
Mr. Almunia's comments, in response to a question during scheduled testimony at Parliament, highlight the pressure from rival companies like Microsoft to devise a tougher set of remedies with Google.
The proposals are modest, but they represent a rare concession from state leaders, who have faced attacks from parents and teachers in recent weeks over the rollout of a tougher set of standards known as the Common Core.
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