Sentence examples for a tougher issue from inspiring English sources
Marriage was a tougher issue.
He called it a "tougher issue" and than wondered what the alternative is to the current structure, in a way that suggested he did not see one.
But the Senate's Democratic leadership is calculating that using it to cut the deficit instead makes it a tougher issue politically for Republicans who are trying to burnish their conservative fiscal credentials.
Facing the traditional question of challengers to incumbents – "are you better-off now than four years ago?" Obama is likely to face a tougher issue environment than confronted Jimmy Carter in 1980 or George HW Bush in 1992.
Microsoft will choose winners," says Charles Di Bona, veteran software analyst at Bernstein Research "Integrating people and cultures is a tougher issue.
But as negotiations near a June 30 deadline, diplomats are still at odds over a tougher issue: how to keep tabs on military bases and other sites where the Iranians might secretly work on a weapon.
But the staff she has assembled is also clearly prepared to tackle a tougher issues-oriented program.
And that's a tough issue.
Frankly, it's a tough issue.
"They've made real progress on a tough issue.
