Sentence examples for considered it tough from inspiring English sources

The 2010 Tour de France course was announced, and Lance Armstrong said he considered it tough because of cobblestone sections and three punishing summit finishes in the Pyrenees.

It was killed for food; Gemelli Careri found the meat tasty, but Gundlach considered it tough.

Supervisor Eric Mar, sponsor of the proposal, said it was clear that attention was shifting to smokers, though he considers it tough love.

All things considered it seems a tough road ahead.

At first, I considered it one of the toughest things to do.

For those in advertising who consider it a tough day at the office to sell consumers on a new soup, soap or soft drink, think about trying to sell the United States to citizens of other countries.

When described as "tough" she considered it a compliment even when it wasn't meant that way.

Winning at Darlington Raceway in South Carolina, where 500-mile races have been run since 1950, is considered especially prestigious among drivers, who consider it the toughest track to master on the Sprint Cup circuit.

He considers it Lincoln's toughest job to date, tougher than moving the ten million dollars' worth of Tiffany jewels, & tougher than bringing the Hearst collection to Gimbels.

The current crop of lawmakers has even made the previous Congress look good -- a tough feat, considering it was the most unproductive session since at least the 1940s.

With the United States refusing to consider it, and ratification facing a tough fight in Japan, supporters will have to lobby intensively.