Sentence examples for made things tough from inspiring English sources

Minnesota made things tough for Penn State (No. 13 A.P). again this year, just not tough enough.

The Trojans 22-133), surprise winners of the Pacific-10 Tournament, made things tough on the Spartans even with forward Taj Gibson limited by foul trouble.

This has made things tough for Benitez since taking over in June but Perez said: "He has a good relationship with the players, the directors, and especially with me.

Villa made things tough for themselves on Tuesday, conceding two first-half goals to trail 2-0 athehe break.

"We've made things tough for ourselves at times in the last few weeks, we've just not fought hard enough to get a score on the board in the first innings, albeit we've come across two of the best attacks in the country in our last two games.

The Heat also made things tough on Nowitzki by keeping him from even getting the ball.

The financial meltdown has made things tougher.

The recession has made things tougher for recent graduates, but there is evidence that things are getting modestly better.

Moreover, the merged company made things tougher for itself by promising investors very aggressive, and ultimately unrealistic, short-term growth targets and sticking with them long after the economy started to sour.

It's made things tougher, and it's made things easier in a weird way.

With the assistance of the wind, Myler gave the visitors a comfortable half-time lead, but Newcastle made things tougher after the break.