Sentence examples for be a tough exercise from inspiring English sources
It is true that discerning motives can often be a tough exercise with Donald Trump, or with anyone.
Making plans to attend the Sundance Film Festival (www.sundance.org/festival) in Park City, Utah, can be a tough exercise in decision-making.
This can be a tough exercise, but the reality is that some of the things you think you need to save may not be necessary to keep.
It's a tough exercise, as I have to balance the multitude of views expressed by the public and increasing waste and environmental legislation from the European Union.
"It's a tough exercise for me".
It's a tough exercise, and I can assure you that it will make anyone grow faster than a safe and cozy simulated "international environment" in an air-conditioned university.
That meant telling them ahead of time that it was a tough exercise, and they may make some mistakes, get confused or feel dumb at times -- but assuring them that they will learn a lot of useful things in the process.
"It will be a tough, tough game.
The other is to reduce demand: to accustom ourselves to consuming less, which he notes is a tougher psychological exercise than it appears.
So here's a tough but useful exercise: Consider consciously rationing your speaking time to a fixed number of minutes — a really low number — when you're talking to your team members or attending meetings.
