Sentence examples for be tough to repeat from inspiring English sources
"That's going to be tough to repeat," the Devils defenseman said.
"That would be tough to repeat, no matter how well I'm skiing this year".
"Going into the tournament knowing that we were going to be playing a very good La Costa Canyon team, I knew it would be tough to repeat as champions having been placed in the Open Division," Mark Lewis said.
He won the USA Junior Outdoor Championships last year, but it'll be tougher to repeat this year.
This year won't be the same story, but it's tough to repeat as a champion.
As a result, it can be tough to get repeat business in the consumer market.
Gonna be tough to recover".
That's not to say we're over-confident – we're not, and we know it will be mightily tough to repeat what we achieved on a glorious smoggy Beijing Sunday in 2008 when we broke the Olympic record on the way to gold.
Today, those leaps of progress are proving tough to repeat: as new technologies develop and gasoline-electric powertrains become available in a wider range of models, the gains over existing hybrids seem more incremental than startling.
But this efficacy had come at a cost; the treatment was tough to endure, with intractable vomiting, repeated hospitalisation for infections and multiple blood transfusions.
