Sentence examples for extremely tough on from inspiring English sources
"The timing makes it extremely tough on the players.
"But he's extremely, extremely tough on his players, but that's the good part.
("No power cuts here — /Lots of good cheer!") Larkin, a librarian by profession, was strict about what he published, and even then was often extremely tough on himself.
Mr. Levy insisted that he had not violated the law, but he acknowledged that he was being extremely tough on the community school boards, whose elections typically draw voter participation rates of little more than 5percentt.
I find the criticism extremely tough, of course I do.
He added: "Obviously it's extremely tough to win on Augusta National.
"It's been extremely tough to charge for content on the Web," says O'Brien. "In the beginning, content providers hoped the Internet would evolve into the cable model, a hybrid between advertising and subscriptions.
"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.
"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.
"My goal is to be an extremely tough out.
We know it will be extremely tough to beat them".
