Sentence examples for practically tough to from inspiring English sources

Besides, it is practically tough to have someone helping you out all of the time.

TV journalism may have asked fewer tough questions of Trump (a supposition that's hard to measure given that so few TV scripts are published online), but the speed of 24-hour news means it's also practically tough for those journalists to conduct rigorous reality-checking research.

On the subject of his unquestioned managerial skills, he can be tough to listen to, but when the Wharton School students invited him to speak, he committed what is practically a capital crime in contemporary sports.

Tough decision, tough to say.

It would be tough to boil down the long-term implications of a leave vote into a pithy answer, but here's what would happen practically.

Tough to call.

"Tough to accept.

Tough to watch.

Tough to say.

It's tough to catch".

It is tough to do.