Sentence examples for access is tough from inspiring English sources

In Provincetown, on the tip of Cape Cod, high-speed access is tough to come by in condominiums, and decent cellphone service is just arriving.

Some 2.5 million people require food aid in Somalia, but access is tough, particularly in the south, where an Islamist insurgency has made it hard, and in some parts impossible, for aid groups to operate.

But access was tough to negotiate.

Learning to get around the way Kish does (something he teaches through his organization World Access for the Blind) is tough for adults, but doable.

Thanks to warehouses, freight rail train tracks and flood control protections, though, it is tough to access the river in many parts.

The easier the access is, the tougher the fishing is.

It's also worth remembering that any rolltop without full side access is going to be tough to organize, and that was definitely the case here.

"Access has been tough".

Now that it's become clear that many journalists covering politics and government agree to quotation-approval as a condition of access, it's tough not to see the pageant of democracy as just that: a carefully constructed performance meant to showcase the participants in the best light.

Access to capital is tougher today than in previous time generations, which means that deal funding will be even more selective.

College is tough.