Sentence examples for instead tough from inspiring English sources

Instead, Tough Mudder is Disneyland.

Instead, Tough Mudder competitors will fill the resort's 117 hotel rooms (and many more in Allentown), and Schroetel has committed about 200 staff members and 400 volunteers for race day.

Beckham's words were more important than anything he did in the Galaxy's 3-1 victoverover the woeful Red Bulls, for there was none of the fawning of 2007 but instead tough questions about his commitment to helping soccer in the United States, playing in the World Cup and fulfilling his contractual obligations to the Galaxy and to M.L.S.

Instead, this tough budget has slowed recovery, helping to fuel unrest.

Years of debt are not cuddly or jovial, but instead are tough and distressing.

"Instead of tough times pulling us apart, they've brought us together," he says.

Instead of tough talk about trouncing competitors, Dell executives are focusing on their efforts to streamline the company.

Instead of tough love or a tennis intervention, he's offering tea and sympathy and a big Czech man-breast for Murray to lay his weary head on.

An order of the lovely long beans brought, instead, boring, tough string beans, although a misunderstanding may have caused the mix-up.

But the president, in his White House meeting with union leaders and the heads of various progressive groups, emphasized instead how tough he will be in the coming budget talks.

This is the logic that gave the world fraud-infested carbon markets and dodgy carbon offsets instead of tough regulation of polluters – because, we were told, emission reductions needed to be "win-win" and "market-friendly".