Sentence examples for get more tough from inspiring English sources

It's only going to get more tough.

Lawmakers in the 80s and 90s competed to see who could get more "tough on crime".

Without it, we'll get more tough-sounding-but-ultimately-toothless "reform" that allows the cancer of greed and corruption plaguing our financial and political systems to continue to spread.

And I got more tough and we met in the middle.

And since high school's over, it just gets more tough.

According to Loverd's assessment of a typical consult, mine may have gotten more tough love than is typical.

"You've got to make more tough plays on your own".

Basically my state is an agrarian state, to get more was a tough job.

Tsipras clearly thinks the rest of the eurozone is a lot more worried about a country leaving the single currency than it is letting on, and that Greece will get more by hanging tough.

"As I put on the pounds I'll get more physical and tougher in the corners," said Myers, who is listed at 222 pounds.

The United Nations, the United States and the rest of the international community must get more involved, and get tough with the Sudanese government.