Sentence examples similar to immediately tough from inspiring English sources

In exchange, the West will lift - though not immediately - tough sanctions on Iran.

If you need the iPad back immediately, institute tough love.

The No. 2-seeded Sea Kings headed into the CIF Southern Section Division 2 playoffs on a 15-match winning streak, but things immediately got tougher for CdM in the postseason.

Putin immediately turned a tough eye to the crowd: "The animation in the room is inappropriate – we're talking about the elder Kadyrov, who was killed in the interests of his people.

McIlroy edged to 11 under with a birdie on the short fourth but handed it back immediately at the tough par-four fifth as playing partner Day took over the lead with a birdie.

"His problem as the new 'man three' in place of Sir Chris Hoy in the team sprint is that Phil consistently makes a world class start, which immediately makes it tough to stay with him.

Whichever candidate wins the runoff will not only become the country's second woman prime minister – Thatcher governed from 1979 to 1990 -- but will immediately face a tough job.

He immediately faces the tougher task of navigating through Congress the administration's request to authorise an expansion of military force against Islamic State.Pennsylvania's governor imposed a moratorium on the death penalty in the state, describing the sentencing system as deeply flawed.

Pope Francis welcomed 20 new cardinals Saturday into the elite club of churchmen who will elect his successor and immediately delivered a tough-love message to them, telling them to put aside their pride, jealousy and self-interests and instead exercise perfect charity.

It was always going to be a difficult Olympics for Evans after he was placed in the hard side of the draw; he was immediately in with a tough Algerian, in a fight that seemed to take place a long, long time ago.

To go out there with that plan puts me in a tough corner immediately.