Sentence examples for make it tough to keep from inspiring English sources

Times like this, when our emotional brain takes over, make it tough to keep events in perspective.

The constantly changing settings and defaults make it tough to keep track of who sees what, but the checkup only hits the biggest settings and many smaller ones are still out there to confuse people.

Having struggled to stay healthy himself (like so many others), the core idea behind Notch is that our busy lives make it tough to keep our health at the top of mind, which is obviously a key part of staying motivated and healthy.

This is partly because education changes constantly, making it tough to keep up.

Artists playing with and for each other: that's the heart of any jam, but that's also what makes it tough to keep a tap jam going.

Nancy Diaz, 45, owner of the Selfie Style hair salon, said 60percentt of her customers were flight attendants, which makes it tough to keep a regular appointment schedule.

"I thought we were a bit too passive so we ran more than we needed to and we started to run out of legs in the second half, which made it tough to keep control".

"It is good for the team to have more options but it makes it tougher to keep my place in the team," he said.

For holdouts like Tooker, the glut of Wi-Fi has made it tougher to keep people from zoning out on laptops.

However, the Freestore and other food banks across the country face dwindling donations following the holidays, making it tougher to keep up with any increase in demand.

Finally, 3Com's decision to keep its business that sells to phone companies and Internet service providers rather than separating it from the rest of its operations, will make it tough to either keep or attract engineering and sales talent.