Mr. Spring acknowledged that "times were tough," one reason that his local had already made concessions.
Dr. Dinesh Pashankar, a pediatric gastroenterologist at Yale School of Medicine, said it was tough to reason with children younger than 5, so he still recommends small doses of PEG: "They think going to the bathroom is a total waste of time".
Maybe times were tough, he reasoned, and the museum was rolling out the red carpet to keep even its smallest contributors.
The social media giant has always been a lighting rod for these issues, but 2018 has been particularly tough, for reasons summed up well in Taylor's simply titled post, "Facebook, are you kidding?" What's most peculiar, however, is in this age of multi-tasking devices, the Facebook Portal and Portal+ are devices that are designed to do one thing really well.
TV finales are tough for some reason.
Your grandmother's pound cake may have been like concrete, but it was about a whole history and view of life; it got that tough for a reason.
Many poor children don't develop the resilience Kewauna has in such abundance, and the reason, Tough says, can be traced back to their troubled home lives: "The part of the brain most affected by early stress is the prefrontal cortex, which is critical in self-regulatory activities of all kinds, both emotional and cognitive.
The research outfit explained that upcoming quarter results will complete a streak of four quarters of "sub-par," single-digit growth, "which increasingly makes the argument of tough comparisons the reason for below double-digit growth somewhat weak".
Ending in a question can be tough for this reason, since questions often introduce new ideas.
It was tough for many reasons.
