Sentence examples for not only tough from inspiring English sources
It's, 'Let them drink Perrier.' " But Ms. Rohrbach suggested that the former governor was not only tough enough but also ambitious enough to handle the criticism.
But as Gov. Rick Perry of Texas learned in the Republican primary, much of the party's faithful want not only tough laws on immigration but tough talk as well.
Professor Katrin Kohl of the University of Oxford said: "Learning a language is not only tough but may be dull unless it involves intellectual challenges, cultural attractions and communicative rewards".
Democrats and Republicans are confronting not only tough choices about how to balance spending cuts and higher taxes, but how best to sell such a package, which would probably challenge basic philosophical tenets of each party, to their rank-and-file members.
"The auditor went from being someone who was a trusted business adviser to someone who increasingly found themselves as an arbitrator or umpire of increasingly tough rules, and not only tough but also detailed," said Richard L. Measelle, who ran Arthur Andersen from 1989 to 1997.
In Paula's audition, she came off like a world-weary wise-ass who was not only tough and smart, but had a heart of gold.
For as long as the underlying flaws are not fixed, every national election will have the potential to cause trouble.Stabilising the single currency requires not only tougher fiscal rules and reforms, but also a long-term plan to mutualise the liabilities for government debt and the banking sector.
The decision wasn't only tough on some of the players, but also on the commentators tasked with telling them apart.
The conversation wasn't only tough, it was supremely important because it was our shot at sharing ideas that equipped our students to be caring and inclusive members of a society that is rapidly growing in diverse ways.
It is not only physically tough but it's mentally tough.
"It's not only a tough side to play for, sometimes it is a tough side to support," he said.
