Sentence examples for tough in terms of from inspiring English sources

TH: It's gotten a little less tough in terms of raising the money.

"The first half of the year was tough in terms of both occupancy and room rates," he said.

And does it get any less tough in terms of the films that you want to make?

My mom was a stay-at-home mom -- very tough in terms of making sure we got things done.

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This was so tough, in terms of getting it together, rushing, getting all these people to work for so little in the hope there'd be a profit.

"It was a tough, tough discussion in terms of saying: 'Look, I've made the decision to take Andy Farrell'.

He will be "tougher in terms of protecting China's interests," Mr. Li said.

People say the 50s are the toughest in terms of identity.

Haute Route is tougher, in terms of profile and terrain, than any of the women's road race courses.

Martin O'Neill's Republic of Ireland side were drawn in Group E, which looks to be the toughest in terms of the path to the knock-out rounds, with Belgium, who are currently top of the FIFA world rankings, Sweden and Italy.