Sentence examples for the tougher problem from inspiring English sources

"Gatsby" and "Streetcar" have had the tougher problem.

Others, dismayed by this sleight-of-hand, were left muttering darkly about Albion's perfidious tactics.The Turks must now turn to the tougher problem of actually getting in.

Syria's production capacity was destroyed or rendered inoperable by the end of October, the OPCW said, and now it is tackling the tougher problem of how to deal with its existing weapons and hazardous chemicals.

The tougher problem the biology education research community faces is: what can instructors do to help undergraduates reconstruct their ideas in biology to align with experts' scientific knowledge?

Mr. Brown disputed any suggestion that he was not making full use of his political standing to move on the tougher problems, be it inequities in the tax system or pensions.

The Tel Aviv-based startup has been tackling one of the tougher problems with mobile commerce: checkout.

In philanthropy you're tackling the tougher problems of society, things where people have applied money and intelligence before and haven't really solved the problem.

And then there are the tougher problems, like what to do about violent crime.

Dr. Back says that the Zoomar is unquestionably the toughest problem he ever tackled.

This should be the toughest problem Harwinton ever has to live with!

"People in some quake-stricken areas even face the tough problem of provisions for this winter and the coming spring".