Sentence examples for cannot be tougher from inspiring English sources

Relatively speaking, Game 1 cannot be tougher than what happened to Wakefield on Oct. 16, 2003.

In fact, Aslanoba pointed out, Turkey (as a startup hub) has been "under invested since 2014 –so I think it cannot be tougher than this.

But we cannot be tough on crime unless we tackle the issues which are holding back police performance.

The payday-loan industry – the reputable part of it, at least – has responded with cautious acceptance, leading some campaigners to suggest that the new rules cannot be tough enough.

Cristyne F. Lategano, the Mayor's communications director, said that respecting people's rights does not mean that one cannot also be tough -- even "colorful," to borrow one of the Mayor's descriptions.

Asad Rehman, Friends of the Earth's international climate campaigner, said: "This is a stark warning that cannot be ignored – tougher action on climate change is urgently needed to prevent the world speeding towards catastrophe.

But a tough ethics provision cannot be so tough and rigid that it hurts the country unintentionally.

They will be tougher still if civilians and soldiers cannot work together.

Mr Clegg never much liked the policy, trying and failing to persuade his party to ditch it on the reasonable grounds that middle-class privileges cannot be sacred in tough times.

Even if civil claims cannot be proven, the tough talkers on Wall Street have a history of settling, not fighting, when the heat is on.

But Ms. Lenhoff cautioned that "consumer information cannot be a substitute for tough enforcement" of federal regulations.