Sentence examples for a tougher problem from inspiring English sources

Devising a nozzle for the aeroponic sprayer proved a tougher problem.

What makes Medicare a tougher problem than Social Security is the inexorable rise in health care costs.

But Ghana — the last remaining African team, unless Ivory Coast cashes in on its extremely slim chances for advancement in Friday's games — presents a tougher problem than Algeria.

There is also evidence that underfed babies gain weight more easily, especially when switching diets, making obesity a tougher problem to crack in developing countries.

But the simple, low-cost mobile-banking systems that operate in countries such as Kenya, India or Brazil suggest otherwise.The issue of safety is a tougher problem.

"We are looking to hire staff with those skills to better police it, because as you get more and more communities it does become a tougher problem to monitor".

The bulb makers face a tough problem.

It's an easy answer to a tough problem.

South had a tough problem on the first round of the bidding.

Subjective tinnitus, the ringing or other noise that often accompanies noise-related hearing loss, is a tough problem to treat.

Mandatory modifications, bankruptcy, lawsuits — no one likes them, but they are tough tools for a tough problem.