Sentence examples for almost as tough from inspiring English sources
And piracy is almost as tough to measure as it is to fight.
I want to win the World Cup but it will be almost as tough to win the group.
"It's almost as tough to not be able to be around guys and be in the huddle and that's the things I missed last week".
It's about failing to live up to your significant other's history, a sentiment all but unexpressed in hip-hop and almost as tough to uncover in R&B.
The wedding planning scene chez Woodford is, at times, almost as tough a watch as the lunch scene in episode three.
A top Khamenei aide, Ali Akbar Velayati, met Mr Sarkozy secretly in November 2007, but the initiative fizzled.France and Britain take Iran very seriously; and after an ambiguous few years, Germany is now almost as tough.
The Netherlands is almost as tough--all health claims must be backed by scientific evidence--whereas regulations in France and the UK are more lax.
White ends are unfailingly tough, but green ones can be almost as bad.
Almost as bad as the bumps themselves!
House Democrats who say they cannot accept the Senate's abortion provisions must ask themselves a fundamental question: Are they willing to scuttle their party's signature domestic issue and a reform that this country desperately needs, rather than accept the almost-as-tough language of the Senate bill?
