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Discover LudwigThe phrase "indeed tough" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used as an intensifier to emphasize the degree of difficulty or challenge in a situation. Example: "The road to success was indeed tough, but she persevered and ultimately achieved her dreams."
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It was indeed tough.
Owning our own delusions is indeed tough.
Many Asia experts say Mr. Romney's comments are indeed tough.
There's no doubt about the fact that real-world decisions in conservation, are indeed tough and do oftentimes force choices.
He was, indeed, tough as well as being of diminutive stature.
And while it is indeed tough all over in this economy, consider the consequences.
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Indeed, tougher industry conditions are now making Ford's plan to restore profitability at its U.S. automotive operations appear positively Panglossian.
Tiffany Dufu, president of the White House Project, a nonprofit organization committed to increasing female leadership in politics and elsewhere, has said that female voters are indeed tougher on female candidates and that, in fact, "any individual who does not fit the leadership status quo -- a man, and usually a privileged, white one has to meet a higher bar".
Indeed, it is so tough to accurately determine the (PDFs) of random variables such as (R) and (S) (Jha and Suzuki 2009).
Indeed, acting tough outside the bounds of conventional femininity boosted women's favorability ratings, and tough women were viewed as more likely to be effective presidents.
The fact remains that avoiding quest for brand-name drug is indeed a tough one.
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