Sentence examples for tough for both from inspiring English sources
It's been very tough for both of us.
The first night was tough for both teams.
"It's a tough, tough world out there," Ms. Salz said, "tough for both sides".
"It's super-strange; it's tough for both of us," Williams said.
But I think all those things I'm saying is tough for both genders, for men and women.
She said: "Of course, the last few years have been tough for both of us and for those closest to us.
The map gets a little tougher for both candidates if they don't win Ohio".
The coming years are likely to be tougher for both venture capitalists and the companies they seek to finance.
Competition will become tougher for both Robson and Lewis with the arrival of All Blacks scrum-half Jimmy Cowan, who will join the Cherry and Whites after his commitments in New Zealand have ended.
WITH falling sales, rising public indebtedness and surging anti-business sentiment, the past year has been a tough one both for business people and for pro-business policymakers.
First-round opponent: Sloane Stephens It's a tough one for both, and certainly a tough one for American tennis fans.
