Sentence examples for tough set from inspiring English sources
It was a very, very tough set of negotiations.
Mac DeMarco, a Canadian rocker, and his quartet struggled through a tough set.
"It presents a tough set of environmental and smart-growth tradeoffs," he said.
Choosing a university, a course and suitable accommodation is a tough set of decisions to make.
It's a tough set of measures, but at their heart they remain liberal solutions.
He says "success is not assured" and that there will be a tough set of negotiations at the July meeting.
Plaid Cymru, Labour's coalition partner over the last four years, was preparing itself for a tough set of results.
Still, raising a child in prison presents a tough set of problems, mothers said in recent interviews.
In Depth: A guide to corporate scandalsA TOUGH set of proposals to clean up corporate America could be completed next month.
It had fought off a tough set of competing designs, which included Zaha Hadid's London Aquatics Centre for the 2012 Olympic games and the Shard, Britain's tallest skyscraper.
A tough set of proposals was drawn up, including demands for VAT, pension and wage bargaining reform that the troika knew Greece would find unpalatable.
