Sentence examples for be a tough proposition from inspiring English sources

"That will be a tough proposition," Bertrand said.

That would be a tough proposition because of the teachers' union's considerable influence in Albany.

"But they are still stacked full of world-class players and in their own conditions will be a tough proposition.

2. Indiana (D), previous ranking 3: Republican-trending Indiana was always going to be a tough proposition for Democrats.

Derby would be a tough proposition for any boss, let alone one whose sole previous experiences came in the non-league environs of Burton Albion.

"If you can get the same item free and with a minimum hassle, it's going to be a tough proposition to get someone to pay".

The manager had predicted this game would be a tougher proposition than it looked and he was right.

If I'm out there and I need to go, I'm going". Maguire made short work of Cope, but knows it will be a tougher proposition against world number 20 Davis.

They need to prove that their new devices can fill their customers needs better than any other device out there, and that's getting to be a tougher proposition every time a new smartphone launches.

The Russian is back at Lakeside in 2014 as the defending world champion, and after scraping through her first-round encounter with Karin Krappen, she told BBC Sport that winning a fourth world title will be a tougher proposition than she has been used to in previous years.

Under the circumstances, cutting costs is a tough proposition.