Sentence examples for be tough to commit from inspiring English sources
Oh, it will be tough to commit that deed, as justifiable and as merciful as it may be, as long as Bud Selig is baseball commissioner.
You may want to commit up to 15% of your income to retirement for 20 or 30 years which will be tough to do.
Anyway, since the late 60s and early 70s, with the new drugs marketed as panaceas for severe mental illness, and the deinstitutionalization movement, which closed many mental hospitals, it's been increasingly tough to commit people to institutions against their will.
It's tough to stay committed to one's goals after experiencing a setback (no matter what aspect of life it pertains to).
But they do a nice job controlling the ball, running well and not committing turnovers, and are tough to beat when holding a late lead.
If Mitrovic on the pitch is tough, passionate, committed and no stranger to controversy, off it he often seems as though he is on some sort of standby setting.
It would be tough for anybody to get mentally committed in a ballgame".
… That was tough, tough to swallow".
The training can be tough so they have to be committed".
Metternich left happy; his sole disappointment was having to commit to being tougher on Polish nationalists.
