Sentence examples for tough to begin from inspiring English sources

That's generally a person who doesn't like losing, who's pretty tough to begin with".

Acting, he thinks, "was tough to begin with because we were shooting the end scenes first but once we got through that bit it flowed quite nicely".

Thanks to foot-dragging by China and Russia, the UN sanctions were never very tough to begin with (although China's willingness to subscribe at all was a remarkable departure from its previous reluctance to censure its neighbour).

"It's nice to have somebody who is a straight shooter because, frankly, the challenges are too damn tough to begin with if you're dealing with somebody who doesn't tell it like it is".

While terrifying and tough to begin with, by the end of the first year I somehow found myself more content, healthier and at peace than I had ever been.

Getting into science or engineering is very, very tough to begin with.

Camila was a very tough opponent to begin the tournament".

Yes, it might feel a bit tough going to begin with, but in time, I think, getting this kind of experience could help you to reduce your anxiety from "crippling" to "pleasant and exciting" when you're out and about.

Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, said he expected senators facing potentially tough races to begin distancing themselves from the Bush administration and conservative policies, making it more difficult for Republican leaders to pursue new tax cuts and other initiatives.

A comedy action-thriller is a tough juggle to begin with.

But for Grisanti, it was definitely a bad way to begin a tough re-election campaign.