Sentence examples for tough geography from inspiring English sources
"Long Island is a tough geography to work with," said Elliott Sroka, executive director of the Tilles Center.
"These are landlocked countries with tough climates and geography against them.
This time, the choice has been made even tougher by history, geography and the peculiar circumstances of Libya's upheaval: a famously ruthless and unpredictable leader willing to do anything to cling to power, in a conflict that seems as much an African civil war as an Internet-fueled youth revolt of the kind that forced out Arab dictators in Egypt and Tunisia.
Geography can be tough indeed.
Cartwright may now face a tougher Republican opponent since the geography of the new district enables to former state Revenue Secretary Dan Meuser to jump in.
That's because it's tough to generalize results based on geography, climate and skill sets.
Larger countries with wider disparities of geography and income have a tougher time: the UK, with an average 9.9Mbps, is not far behind Germany and France.
THIRTY fidgety ten-year-olds are giving Elizabeth Santos a tough time as she tries to deliver a geography lesson on Brazil's main rivers.
Mr. Kuruc acknowledged that with poorer roads and less desirable geography, eastern Slovakia will be a tougher sell to foreign investors.
While the list sets tough requirements for qualifying companies, there are none regarding geography.
