Sentence examples for tough indeed from inspiring English sources
Geography can be tough indeed.
"The first year at Aston Villa was exceptionally tough indeed.
Reducing this to a shortlist is going to be tough indeed.
As of this morning, this path will be tough indeed to tread.
If sexism were an Olympic sport, the competition would be very tough indeed.
If the GDP doesn't expand at "normal" rates of 3%to5%5% coming out of this recession, wrestling down the debt will be very tough, indeed--perhaps impossible without drastic cuts in spending and higher tax rates on many fronts.
That does not go for Theo Waigel, the Bavarian party's chairman and federal finance minister, but he feels obliged to be tough on the 3% issue (tougher, indeed, than the Maastricht treaty requires) to avoid being outflanked by Mr Stoiber, his arch-rival.The Christian Democrats are, on balance, more euro-friendly than their Bavarian allies.
However, finding an exact molecular target for a TED was much tougher; indeed, this challenge has still not been accomplished for the much more intensively studied complement proteins.
Tough competition indeed, so perhaps it isn't surprising that Carousell isn't thinking about money too much right now.
This is a very tough challenge indeed, not only for European Union governments but also for the European Commission, and indeed for ourselves in the European Parliament.
