Sentence examples for is particularly tough from inspiring English sources

She is less likely to dismiss charges and is particularly tough on repeat offenders, he found.

This is particularly tough the first morning Lucy wakes up in bed with him.

What is particularly tough, he said, is trying to guess a customer's tastes.

The soldiers' treatment of Iraqi children is particularly tough: When a kid shouting "Mister!

I do not think saving one pound in every hundred is particularly tough".

But such research is particularly tough to do, Mr. Eisenberg said, because of the way legal databases are organized.

S.& P. quickly gained a reputation for being particularly tough.

It's particularly tough in the season's first month.

SOME problems are particularly tough nuts to crack.

That is going to be particularly tough for higher education.

With the league so close predictions are particularly tough.