Sentence examples for tough chore from inspiring English sources

A tough chore, even for LeBron.

Ms. Hines had "a tough chore," Mr. Young said.

But the extremely delicate nature of this solution and the intricate diplomacy under way involving the United States, the United Nations, European leaders and diplomats as well as the Israelis and Palestinians presented a tough chore even in peaceful times in the region, diplomats and experts said today.

Getting a gripping headline out of a story like that might have been a tough chore for most journalists.

To prepare the company for Europe's 1998 telecom deregulation law, Tchuruk sacked 9,000 workers a tough chore anywhere in Europe.

And reproducibility is a tough chore if scientists do not apply the exact same procedures, under the exact same conditions, with the exact same strains and the exact same reagents.

However, avoid any tough chores that may increase your stress.

"Now he'll actually be in the trenches with the agencies, and that's a little tougher chore for him, though he can do it".

Oh, and by the way, the Raiders need to find a head coach as good as Gruden, which could be an even tougher chore.

But they find that a tougher chore these days, as other media struggle and newspapers suffer through their worst slump since the Depression.

But when he announced his resignation in 1977, he said: "As far as I'm concerned, the toughest chores the control board has had are, to a great extent, behind it".