Sentence examples for and tough to explain from inspiring English sources
That's especially true in white-collar fraud cases, which are expensive to try and tough to explain to a jury.
But with that movement gaining strength in the Republican Party, he said, Mr. Romney's past critical comments about flat taxes are "awkward" and "a little tough to explain".
Famo.us' ambitions were always lofty and a bit tough to explain.
And it's tough to explain to Uncle Larry that his favorite candied yams have been cut from the roster.
And that really would be tough to explain.
The result is a U.S. message that is "tough to explain, and very contradictory, but it is in fact functional," said Aaron David Miller, a former State Department official now at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, an international affairs think tank.
I've been doing this for 20 years, and for the first decade, it was pretty tough to explain this audition tour thing we do.
It is very tough to explain the importance of Serge and his writing because he was equally a clown, equally a person who went on television to shock people.
For example, when the test and measurement business wanted to create more communications products, it was very tough to explain how that would benefit or fit into the computer business.
But it's tough to explain our business since the idea of connecting women and marketing to women who are engaged, planning weddings or are pregnant is entirely new to them.
