Sentence examples for making more tough from inspiring English sources

So we're making more tough choices in terms of eliminating programs and cutting back on spending than any administration has done in a very long time.

Any prolonged unrest will, therefore, force Egypt to make more tough choices.

"You've got to make more tough plays on your own".

Week in and week out, Flacco has been asked to make more tough throws than any passer in the N.F.L. Down the stretch, he has responded marvelously.

And he "will stop the fraud and abuse" and "make more tough choices," he said, "to start living within our means again".

As construction takes place, Blackpool council will be forced to make more tough decisions as it cuts a further £60 million from its budget over the next six years.

Hagel also recently spoke at a national gathering of the Military Child Education Coalition, where he reiterated that the Defense Department viewed education as a priority but said the department would "have to make more tough choices in the future".

And after deciding to leave out Johnson in his first game at the helm, Connor will have more tough choices to make for the trip to Fulham this weekend.

Selling is what he does, and when it comes to slugging his way through controversy, his jaw is probably made more from tough composite plastic than it is glass.

Held in an army museum with examples of uniforms through the ages, Mr. Baptista could have made more of the tough, military look.

I am opposed to saying times are tough, let's make it more tough for my kids".