Sentence examples for extremely tough for from inspiring English sources

"The first five years were extremely tough for me, because of financial difficulties.

For one thing, it's extremely tough for teenagers to get contraceptives in Texas.

Streaming music is good for labels, but the economics of streaming music are extremely tough for the companies providing it.

The last century was extremely tough for Korea: it was brutally occupied by Japan, then sundered in 1945 by its liberators.

"It's extremely tough for us to change 180 degrees, because for the last couple of years we have been very tough on American policy, especially when it comes to Georgia, Iraq, Iran," Mr. Solovyov said.

"It's extremely tough for a product that starts on Kickstarter to compete in a meaningful way with the big established tech companies in categories they are interested in once they start to really invest," Dawson says.

However, the Rangers, who struggle to score, and are in an extremely tough race for a playoff berth, have no adequate replacement for Nelson Cruz right now.

"This was an agonizing decision and an extremely tough call for us," said Leo Denault, Entergy's chairman and chief executive, in a statement.

Andre Johnson owned this contest from the start, snagging two extremely tough catches for critical gains in the first quarter before scoring the first touchdown.

It was an extremely tough chance for Bell, diving forward and trying to scoop his fingers under the ball a few centimetres from the floor.

2.21am GMT Replay Well, the glove beat the runner, and Ross was called out because of that, but he may have snuck in there - extremely tough call for the umpire.