Sentence examples for presents tough from inspiring English sources
The year ahead presents tough challenges in Iraq.
This presents tough challenges such as tractability in real-time and observance of tight operational constraints [11].
"It presents tougher criteria for North Korea, which they won't want to accept," said Douglas H. Paal, president of the Asia Pacific Policy Center who worked in the first Bush administration.
I find the present tough enough to handle.
They have ruled baseball the past three seasons, but the past makes the present tough to accept.
But feeding the fantasy is easier than presenting tough choices, and it worked for Mr. McCain's Republican predecessors.
He will present tough austerity measures, arguing that they are inevitable if we are to avoid a sovereign debt crisis.
Augusta and Savannah are far from the only pair of cities presenting tough times and better times side by side.
But the problems it lays out will survive and grow, presenting tough choices for the next administration.
Some days presented tough challenges, with ascents of 2,000 feet over six hours or more of walking.
But Greece present tough opposition, having conceded only four in their qualifying group before finding their shooting boots in the first leg of the play-off, which they could have won by a greater scoreline.
