Sentence examples for much tougher when from inspiring English sources

Trying to build new circles of friends (not to mention finding people to date) from practically zero is much, much tougher when you're in your 30s.

It is much tougher when the outlook is so murky -- and when the economy's basic structure seems to be evolving rapidly.

It is much tougher when PC and screen are two football fields apart.

Cable- and satellite-TV operators have become much tougher when negotiating how much they'll pay in fees to carry channels.

Jayawardene was critically dropped at slip by Graeme Swann when on seven, while Cook spilt a much tougher chance when he had already reached his century.

Men instructed to "train" others by using a variable jolt of electricity inflicted much tougher shocks when bad odors were piped to them.

It is a much tougher proposition when the call on Israel goes beyond humanitarian gestures, to the kind of confidence-building measure that would confirm the prime minister's commitment to a genuine two-state solution.

He also acknowledges that pressures in social housing have got "much, much tougher" than when he was last asked to examine the sector seven years ago as part of a forum set up by the Institute of Public Policy Reform think tank.

The Avengers worked so well because Joss Whedon found a way to humanise his superheroes, but whoever takes charge of Guardians will have a much tougher task when it comes to dreaming up suitable wise-cracking banter.

And the Dragons will face a much tougher examination when they face a trip to face then Scarlets in Llanelli.

Aberdeen were rarely in danger in the tie, but now face a much tougher test when the Eredivisie side visit Pittodrie next week.