Sentence examples for tough to answer from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, it's tough to answer.

"It's tough to answer that one.

That question, though, is increasingly tough to answer in a state that refuses to fit the conventional paradigms.

Those questions are tough to answer without access to information and documents the board considered in making its decision, like the Covington report.

Last week, many investors in fiber optic cable and similar companies didn't appear to think the question was that tough to answer -- they bailed out.

BR: Hmm that's tough to answer, almost rather let the script speak for itself.

That's a little tougher to answer.

Tough question, and even tougher to answer succinctly given the myriad factors that might impact the answer.

It's a question that is becoming tougher to answer for airline passengers.

These days one of the most frequently asked questions in our house — and often the toughest to answer — is the "Can I go …" question.

Over the last 18 months or so, this question has become tougher to answer as a flood of products with names like Voldemort, Hadoop and Cassandra have appeared on the scene.