Sentence examples for tough option from inspiring English sources

Ministers dare not articulate the strongest argument for it: that not working should be a tough option for lone mothers.

But again, the inconvenient truth of television is that you can't swear (certainly not on prime time) but to battle through an evening in front of 250 stags not swearing is a tough option.

Now the state, mired in financial problems, does not have the option of dodging tough options.

"If the wind blows, choosing among two tough options just gets harder".

"We needed to consider some tough options: do we help Iran directly or indirectly, do we play a more direct role in containing Iraq ourselves, or do we undermine Iraq, or Saddam, from within?

Bryan Lodge, cabinet member for finance at Sheffield City Council, said the council faced "tough options".

"You're left with tough options" if restaurants are forced to pay higher wages, he says.

Tough options are coming to the forefront in these times when it is difficult to find a job.

Born in Brest, France, while his Papa was playing there, the son chose the tougher option of representing Argentina rather than France at the international level — tougher because Argentina has a surfeit of class strikers, including Messi, Sergio Agüero, Carlos Tévez, Diego Milito and Javier Pastore.

In December a commission headed by Lord (Sandy) Leitch proposed spending more money on training and giving employers a bigger say in what the training should be.The third reform is to give able academic students tougher options.

It's a tough choice, and considering the limited options in my neighborhood just a few years ago, a welcome luxury.