Sentence examples for to study tougher from inspiring English sources

Britain's move to study tougher labeling guidelines took many by surprise.

Give yourself plenty of time to study tough concepts and don't be afraid to ask clarification questions or ask for help.

I used to face discrimination – for example, I went to university and one of the principles of Kabul university told me: "You're disabled, why would you like to study?" That was tough.

Then last year, his amendments to appropriations legislation required the E.P.A. to study whether any tough regulations — California's or the federal agency's — would spawn dangerous new fire-prone mowers.

A cloudburst is a hard thing to study, because it's tough to be in the right place at the right time.

"A lot of people didn't believe this process could happen probably because it's so tough to study," he said.

Investigating metastasis seems more straightforward than investigating non-metastasis; clinically speaking, it's tough to study those who haven't fallen ill.

It's tough to study the behavior of narwhals and beluga whales in their natural habitats in the chilly and remote northern seas.

Unless you were the daughter of an engineer who had no brothers, it was quite tough to study science.

They found 583 deletions in the human genome, and Bejerano says choosing which to study first was a tough decision.

And understanding how whole forests respond to ozone is tough to study in the real world, in part because trees tend to live for decades.