Sentence examples for tough order from inspiring English sources

It is a tough order, but Qadriyyah Razzaaq, for one, is a believer.

It's a tough order, because it's up against so much competition, but hopefully that weirdness will play into it.

When I go on TV I do a job, and my job is to feed 100 punters in one hour, 15 minutes, which is a tough order.

"It's a dream come true," Weir told Channel 4. "Obviously I dreamt about winning all my races but it was going to be a tough order.

That's a tough order to fill.

"I think we will have a tough order in the Olympic year.

This has been the case for some time now, so I've developed a tough skin in order to survive on my own.

They will even be invited to make a play pizza for a bird of prey, a tougher order -- in every respect -- than putting together an ordinary pie.

Reversing a 15-year-long slide in prices, which Mr. Abe has singled out as both a cause and a symptom of waning profits, wages and consumption, is a tougher order.

So China treats the occasional get-tough order as a bee sting.

Though the Rangers are also hoping Perez returns to the lineup in early to mid May, his is a tougher order.