Sentence examples for indeed tougher from inspiring English sources
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".
Many Asia experts say Mr. Romney's comments are indeed tough.
Indeed, tough border defences reportedly led people-smugglers to start transporting children: sending adults had become too hard.
(Indeed, Tough devotes a section of his book to the anxiety of many upper-middle-class parents that they are failing in this regard).
Hodgson reckoned plenty of the other 30 coaches there – Bosnia's was absent after missing his flight – would be claiming tough groups but was certain his was indeed tough.
Sherwood haters will point to the humiliating defeats to Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea – and these were indeed tough to take – as reasons why he had to go, but we went for broke in those games – as we had to do against extremely tough opponents – and came up short.
It is indeed tough luck if two authors of equal weight must be listed alphabetically, but there are ethical--and less risky--solutions.
It is indeed tough, and one's initial impulse as a historian is to Get the Facts Right, but there's a larger purpose in fiction, and I've had to teach myself that those factual details are just handmaidens to the story.
It is indeed tough, but you might be saving the user's life.
