Sentence examples for tough set of from inspiring English sources
It was a very, very tough set of negotiations.
"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.
KAMARCK: Well, I think, frankly, he faces a much bigger and tougher set of problems.
If the Kings win, they will have defeated the toughest set of opponents.
How is it possible that savings accounts with a tougher set of restrictions than the rest of the market are able to compete with more mainstream products?
When he was told that the Louisiana Tigers were the toughest set of men who ever lived, he chose them as his mascot.
Mr. Obama will have to call in his chits — with Europe, Russia and China — to get them to commit to a much tougher set of sanctions.
