Sentence examples for be particularly rough on from inspiring English sources
The current downturn should be particularly rough on corporate minnows because the American economy has been affected more than Europe and emerging markets, where larger companies are more likely to do business.
The illicit products most commonly consumed all advise calling a doctor or poison control center in case of "accidental ingestion" and the non-alcoholic chemicals they contain can be particularly rough on the stomach.
He was particularly rough on second baseman Jack Burdock, who on more than one occasion heard his captain publicly threaten "to ram his fist down Burdock's throat".
There's also a conservative columnist, married, who was particularly rough on Clinton in this regard.
She said the transition was particularly rough on her mother, who was not welcomed by neighbors.
While the recession and its aftermath have been particularly rough on the youngest workers, the oldest workers may end up suffering the longest.
Wherever she goes, Stephanie manages to cause more trouble than she cleans up (she's particularly rough on the bodyguards that her rival boyfriends, Morelli and Ranger, put on her tail).
"Rust Belt states where changing economic realities have been particularly rough on blue-collar, working-class voters could make the difference in this election (and these are the voters who fueled his primary victory).
This is particularly rough on people in their 50s and 60s because, even under the Affordable Care Act, insurers can charge older customers up to three times more than they charge younger ones.
The last few months have been particularly rough for the ride-sharing company.
