Sentence examples for tough compared to from inspiring English sources

"We basically learned two different numbers in four days, but that's not so tough compared to what we do at camp, where we put on major shows in just a few weeks," said Abby Lett, 16, who is from Dallas and has spent five summers at Stagedoor.

The Golden Brutes are particularly tough compared to other Fiends, so have patience and have fun.

Griggs conceded the suggested goals, on issues from climate change to limiting extinctions of animal and plants, were tough compared to those under consideration by governments but said they were needed to safeguard economic and social development.

They are a little tough compared to Smart Boards and chalkboards but at least there's no chalk dust.

The nanolayer architecture leads to a "hard and tough" material compared to the other architectures.

However, I believe that is one reason it planned for a later than usual first weekend sales so that what is sold on Sunday will help the December quarter since it is such a tough compare to last year's 74.5 million unit sales.

SAP's software business had a tough quarter compared to the year ago quarter due to the shift from on-premise to cloud.

In the face of the current economic challenges, it's worth noting that brands do better in tough times compared to unbranded products.

The agency is putting up $20 million for anyone who can create a scheme that takes only 100,000 times as long as unencrypted calculations--a tough task, compared to Craig Gentry's system from 2009.

All that extra capacity comes with a hefty price tag, too – around $800,000 just to start, which would potentially be a tough sell compared to a $300,000 or so price tag for a diesel-powered bus with the same passenger capacity.

Students of color face disproportionately tough discipline compared to white students.