Sentence examples for going much tougher from inspiring English sources
Initially, Elano was superb, but as his debut season developed he found the going much tougher.
With Ms. Tinslay now working in England, he predicted, Ms. Hay would find the going much tougher.
He found the going much tougher against Gontiuk but it was not far into the contest that, within the space of 25 seconds, he found himself two yukos down.
Apart from India and Mexico, most of the rest of the developing world and the so-called Brics - notably Brazil and Russia - are finding the going much tougher.
After their early breakthrough, when Jones was taken by wicket-keeper Ben Brown off Jordan, the early Division One leaders found the going much tougher.
But in 50-over cricket, with two white balls in English conditions, players like Gayle will find the going much tougher than they did on flat pitches in India.
So far, I have been able to oblige, but it is going to get much tougher and much colder as we get closer to the top, and I can't make any promises.
It's going to get much tougher to defeat Barack Obama in the fall".
Actuarially, chances are good that he'll be dying soon, and, if the going gets much tougher, he'll kill himself.
"Our grandparents went through much tougher times," he said, citing the hardships of the Second World War and the years of poverty that followed.
