Sentence examples for may seem tough from inspiring English sources
Although the terms of the suspension may seem tough, tomorrow's game is the only competitive fixture Egypt have scheduled for six months.
It may seem tough but the last thing we want is another set of damaging headlines.' Aida Wilson, head booker of New Faces at Storm Model Agency, which represents Moss, added: 'Whenever a girl joins us we drum in the do's and don'ts but we still have to take care of her when she is doing the big shows.' Drugs and alcohol have followed fashion since the Sixties.
Prochazka's approach to hiring may seem tough, but research has shown that a company's success often hinges on how well it can set up teams of employees.
Some may seem tough, but the result can mean a world of difference.
While it may seem tough to find bargains in Toronto -- one of the most visited cities in Canada -- they do exist.
For an overworked, distracted parent, it may seem tough to get there after a hard day, but all it took is a deep breath and some childlike abandon.
Though it may seem hard not to look tough, you should avoid getting hurt or thrown out of school.
"What may seem like tough times on Wall Street isn't so tough for the economy as a whole," he said.
Jay Rayner, Observer restaurant critic Boiled calf spleen – milza – and a slab of caciocavallo cheese on a bun may seem a tough snack to swallow, but it has been pulling punters in at Palermo's Antica Focacceria San Francesco since 1834, including Giuseppe Garibaldi, who stopped off on his way to unify Italy.
But he argues that Seuss may have wanted to seem tough on the Germans as a way of averting suspicion about his own ancestry.
