Sentence examples similar to tough prerequisite from inspiring English sources

I wasn't too worried, she was difficult but they were hardly tough prerequisites.

Although a high school diploma alone is of little value in today's tough job market, it is a prerequisite for further education.

Thus emerged a prerequisite for public office: being "tough" on crime.

The older man told me that this bar "is a little tough to get into, but you met the prerequisites to get in".

Tough analysis of these "who" and "how" questions are prerequisites for effective action.

More importantly, as he showed on Sunday at Birkdale, he has the steeliness required to cope in brutal conditions - a prerequisite at the US Open, which is always the toughest major.

Unlike medical school, there are no prerequisites for law school so choosing a major can be particularly tough.

"The prerequisite for this. . . is for Greece's future government to adhere to the memorandum" that defines the tough terms of its bailout.

Both in Kirk's testimony yesterday and in a policy statement issued by new Obama appointees at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, the administration vowed to make tougher labor and environmental standards prerequisites for trade deals.

Practically prerequisite.

Prerequisite: Apology Workshop.