Sentence examples for tough reader from inspiring English sources

In this video he defends Digg's honor against some tough reader questions and defends Chegg's co-founder and chairman Osman Rashid's decision to get into hardware.

Bookshops have found trading tough as readers shun high-street stores in favour of buying online or purchasing digital books for handheld readers such as Amazon's Kindle or Apple's iPad.

Which is apt thematically, but tough on the reader.

We realize that different definitions are more appropriate for comparing to different models, but it is tough on the reader.

If authors find it tough, so do readers, to whom these characters can become dear friends.

"We're doing well in a tough marketplace and readers are still incredibly excited about what we're doing," she says.

Although the derivation of the results is mathematically tough for untrained readers, we have tried to extract widely understandable conclusions from our mathematical results and we believe this paper brings novel elements to the debate about the role and mechanisms of learning in large scale networks.

I don't normally shy away from tough topics as readers of my blog know well - surgery and divorce are just two examples - but this one has nearly got me beat.

It was probably necessary that he do so, but it will be tough going for a reader without much statistical background.

I'd like to add to the list: it's tough to convince the reader that a character is tactless and without charm when the writer who created her is so bubbly and seductive.

Here indeed was a tough bargain for the reader, since Lily must be a very favorite heroine for quite a few of us; I know she's one of mine, and I had always envisioned her as a more spirited, bewitching figure than the strong, forthright, ultimately heartbreaking one Ms. Anderson becomes on screen.