Sentence examples for tough on something from inspiring English sources
Perhaps he feels the need to act tough on something.
Politicians' go-to response to terrorism is to talk tough on something — and with no easy physical target to attack, digital channels become the obvious stand in.
That's a tough one, and something I can comment on only anecdotally.
Put on something comfortable.
Why August has become tough on investors remains something of a mystery, traders say.
If you have a really tough to shift stain on something white, the careful application of bleach can help.
"It's a little tough on the twenty-somethings," said Ann Foster, a real estate agent and lakefront resident.
And they acknowledged something that tough-on-crime rhetoric has too long ignored: almost everyone in prison will eventually return to society.
And, in the case of zero waste, it is better to underachieve slightly on a tougher target than overachieve on something "easier".
The suggestion is that they fed on something exceedingly tough and fibrous, such as the fronds of palms or cycads, both of which were plentiful during late Mesozoic times.
