Sentence examples similar to this tough proposition from inspiring English sources

But the emphasis on technique over emotion and set pieces over narrative make this a tough proposition for anyone seeking more than spectacle.

"A film is never easy," said Sarah Gavron, "but this was a tough proposition because we wanted to stick to our guns.

Japan's performances in the Confederations Cup in Brazil last year suggested they would be a tough proposition for anyone at this tournament, especially with Keisuke Honda and Shinji Kagawa pulling the strings, but they finished bottom of a weak group from which Greece progressed.

As the Kennedy Center festival vividly illustrates, this makes casting and performing a Sondheim musical a very tough proposition.

Under the circumstances, cutting costs is a tough proposition.

"That will be a tough proposition," Bertrand said.

"In a down economy, that is a pretty tough proposition".

The numbers make that look like a tough proposition.

Hitting in general has been a tough proposition for the Mariners.

That would be a tough proposition because of the teachers' union's considerable influence in Albany.

It was still a tough proposition and Bonington went first on the most dangerous section.