Sentence examples for hide tougher from inspiring English sources

Do you have something to hide?' "Tougher collection including a raid on a block of luxury flats in Moscow on Monday will certainly improve things.

There is nothing to hide tough meat or ill seasoning.

The sharper edge means sharp change in visual and statistical properties in the image which make the detection of hidden data tougher.

"How many more people would have died if my mom had chosen to hide?" Instead of tougher gun laws, Ms. Lafferty said that Mr. Cruz told her he would like to see more prosecutions of criminals and less restrictive laws on involuntary commitment for the mentally ill.

Moreover, instead of hiding from tough votes, Senate Democrats should also return to regular order and transparency in the legislative process by allowing committees and the public the opportunity they rightly deserve to properly scrutinize legislation before it comes to a vote.

As adults, we can no longer hide in the "tough guy" paradigm of masculinity.

Since Sept. 11, 2001, stronger anti-money-laundering rules and new technology have made it tougher to hide dirty transactions of all sorts.

Since Sept. 11 stronger anti-money laundering rules and new technology have made it tougher to hide dirty transactions of all sorts.

Another reason for preferring small-caps to large-caps: Yokosawa says that the kinds of corporate misdeeds that have whacked formerly high-flying large-cap companies such as WorldCom, Enron and Qwest Communications International, are much tougher to hide at small companies.

A tough Philadelphia cop needs a place to hide from the bad guys, so he moves in with the Amish.

It's tough to hide from reflective surfaces here; learn to love your body.