Sentence examples for at tougher from inspiring English sources

You need to know what your superhero strength is, but you really learn at tougher times what your and others' weaknesses are.

Parents kept children out of primary schools on Tuesday in a national "strike" in protest at tougher tests, although the numbers involved appear to have been small.

New Jerseyans are bellowing as loudly at the pain of stricter auto testing as New Yorkers did at tougher reading standards.

(b) Complained about the people who refused to evacuate, and suggested that "there may be a need to look at tougher penalties on those who decide to ride it out and understand that there are consequences to not leaving".

ALMATY, Kazakhstan, Oct. 26 - International oil companies are balking at tougher financial terms being set by the government of Kazakhstan, one of the few countries where major discoveries may still be made.

"With cycling injuries remaining high in NSW, I had no choice but to look at tougher deterrents and increased enforcement to improve safety for cyclists and other road users like pedestrians," he said via email.

It was tough to look at, tough to understand.

Or shall we just leave it at tough?

Yet nothing he said hinted at tough structural changes to promote growth.

But even his celebratory moments, like "I Love That Girl," hint at tough back stories.

That Howell had the best score at tough Riviera was not unusual.