Sentence examples for got too tough from inspiring English sources
Modern art has got too tough.
It got too tough for the others and they went home.
"It got too tough for me here," he once joked, "so I transferred to Harvard". Now Princeton mourned her former son.
She would never let her daughter, or anybody else's daughter, think that she quit because things got too tough.
But not when the competition got too tough.However, when competition for members was intense, it created disincentives to improve chronic disease management and incentives to focus on attracting younger, healthier (and cheaper) members.
Many British jihadists are returning home now the war has got too tough, to the contempt of their fellow fighters.
Milkgate showed that if the going gets too tough, control freakery can happen.
Despite shooting a 78 last year in the Masters second round, nine-time major winner Player said the course was getting too tough.
After President Obama rallied the charge for weeks for tough new rules on Wall Street, the strong push by liberal Democrats is forcing the administration to prevent the bill from getting too tough.
That is why Junichiro Koizumi, who on September 2nd sailed past some disputed Russian-held islands without landing on them, seems unlikely to get too tough over Japan's territorial claim.
