Sentence examples for be tough to replace from inspiring English sources

He'll be tough to replace".

It will be tough to replace an attraction like that.

"It would be tough to replace him when he's swinging the bat like he is.

TOKYO — It's going to be tough to replace 83 years' worth of grime.

Yet Mr. Pataki, he said, would be tough to replace in the field.

Harris, who signed a two-year deal this summer to remain with the Nets, would be tough to replace.

Ibaka's interior presence, shot-blocking ability and developing offensive repertory may be tougher to replace.

It will be tougher to replace a cracked screen or dead battery.

But it is tough to replace a talent like Harden.

England also have a selection issue with Jimmy Anderson out with a side strain – and Nevill knows he is tough to replace.

The people who developed life-changing products like iPods, Walkmen and even no-frills stock trades were tough to replace.