Sentence examples for make things tougher from inspiring English sources
"Every time you try to make things tougher, kids find a new way out," he said.
And the slowdown in the economy, should it last, will make things tougher.
Having Jennings back on the field will make things tougher for the Giants' 29th-ranked pass defense.
To make things tougher, the significance of the problem can only be explained by using equations, symbols and mathematical terminology.
On Monday, Kiev announced a "state of emergency" in east Ukraine that is likely to make things tougher.
Shaw's arrest with the former St. John's star Marcus Hatten in Queens on Tuesday would only make things tougher.
Both sides also used the redistricting issue to make things tough for their enemies.
"We'll come out every night and try to make things tough for the other team.
He said: "Having Toulon in our pool is going to make things tough.
It is a lineup that under the play-hard-or-play-elsewhere approach of Coach Pat Riley, may make things tough on everyone else in the Eastern Conference.
The closest to a safeguard, he said, is to be "like Amazon: race to the bottom on prices ahead of your competition, keep profit margins low and make things tough for them".
