Sentence examples for being tougher from inspiring English sources

But the politicians are being tougher with others, including Hyundai's.

Perhaps British universities, far from being tougher, aren't tough enough.

Nothing succeeds in Washington like being tougher than the next guy.

Us not getting the loose balls, us not being tougher than the other team.

Q: So the new bit amounts to being tougher on those at the top?

He said he would look for more income from being tougher on tax evasion.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn acknowledged the difficulty of being tougher, given the politics of the fund.

And if the European Union's bank stress tests end up being tougher than expected, yet more capital would be needed.

One moment it warns against interference, the next it faults the Americans for not being tougher on Mr. Morsi.

America has a long history of being tougher on white-collar crime and corruption than other countries.

By being tougher on Russia, he will at a stroke improve German relations with central and eastern Europe.