Sentence examples similar to tough to exist from inspiring English sources

How to exist".

It ceased to exist.

Cannibalism used to exist.

Twitter needed to exist.

It had to exist.

Never to exist again.

Rutland ceased to exist.

Message boards can be tough to crack into, but big communities exist around every type of subculture, from punk rock to skating to anime to video games.

?It?s going to be tough to truly change, but our chancellor is very sincere in wanting to fix the problems that exist".

While blight exists, Mr. Fazio said, "some conditions are so subtle but so pervasive that it's going to be tough to make clearly defined visible improvements".

And it may well be that having this on-time data does not affect booking decisions — although until more passengers know it exists, it is tough to gauge how travelers are using this information.