Sentence examples for make it very tough from inspiring English sources

The founding fathers make it very tough".

The Patriots make it very tough on me.

Those forces make it very tough to turn a buck online, whether you're big, like the New York Times, or a tiny neighborhood news site.

"Uruguay will make it very tough for England but if England were to score first I would see them winning comfortably," Friedel said.

Peterson said in 1995, "The big nationals make it very tough on the regional, like Smith's, and on the locals, like us".

Along the same lines, I've heard of people freezing their credit cards in pans of water, to make it very tough to use their credit card.

That's because Snapchat's eagerness to develop a bevy of sales channels made it very tough to forecast demand for its lackluster v1 Spectacles.

"It makes it very tough," Mr. Caldwell said.

"What's systemic is that the market environment makes it very tough to predict revenues".

That limited time makes it very tough for real estate sales representatives.

They pay a lot of money and the appalling conditions made it very tough for them".