Sentence examples for tough to continue from inspiring English sources

It's tough to continue to live with lies and half-truths.

"Usually when you start off that quickly, it's tough to continue the uphill trajectory," he said.

It's tough to continue pretending that Russia is just in transition, struggling to emerge from Communism's rubble.

Several McCain advisers said it would be tough to continue if he did not break this year's pattern and raise enough money to at least pay for a campaign.

Question: With platforms like the Google phone and iPhone coming out, it's really tough to continue to stand behind Windows Mobile when our employees are bringing these consumer devices into our environments," the questioner explained.

But Honda may find it tougher to continue its run of successes with this fourth-generation model.

But those that were tough enough to continue investing then survived.

Brewers Manager Ron Roenicke said: "As good a hitter as he is, if you put the pitch exactly where you want it to, he's still going to have a tough time to continue to hurt us like he has.

Management expects the tough times to continue.

It would be tough enough to continue on these finances in the Championship, I don't dare think about what would happen in League One.

"When the stimulus was enacted no one anticipated the tough times to continue for this long," Kriss says.