Sentence examples for an exceedingly tough from inspiring English sources

The talented younger runners will have an exceedingly tough act to follow.

But French for me, at least—is an exceedingly tough language to crack by ear.

In an exceedingly tough commercial climate, with the surge of the Kindle and ebook, Mantel's win will give the trade a much-needed moment of commercial relief.

There are also diners, soda shops and numerous restaurants that lasted only a season or two in an exceedingly tough industry.

Roddick had an exceedingly tough act to follow when he broke into the professional game in the wake of the great American generation led by Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi.

A youthful William Hague faced an exceedingly tough task, taking on the leadership of a party which had just been battered at the polls and lost many of its big names.

Cute is also an important social lubricant in cities where many desperately seek a comfort blanket, a buffer against exceedingly tough urban lifestyles.

Health ministers from the European Union met today in Luxembourg about the outbreak response, while another meeting was under way in London to discuss whether vaccine manufacturers should shift efforts to producing a vaccine against the swine H1N1 instead of a seasonal flu vaccine an exceedingly tough call given the uncertainties around H1N1 and how dangerous it is, and is likely to become.

He succeeded in a tough field in exceedingly tough times, leading to never-ending allegations that he has ties to Russian mafia--something he denies.

The key to understanding Mr. Levin's staying power, say those who have watched him over the years, is that he is intelligent and exceedingly tough and a patient corporate infighter.

"Minicabster was part of a sale process, which completed recently," he told TechCrunch in a statement, adding that the minicab market is becoming "exceedingly tough with the increased costs towards customer acquisition" and the challenges faced by minicab operators in retaining quality drivers.