Sentence examples for tough to function from inspiring English sources

And if too much scar tissue builds up, well – it becomes tough to function effectively.

That's going to make it tough for him to function as an effective student leader when all this fuss over Barry dies down.

Earlier today, I had a chat with Bruce Linton, Tweed's chairman, who rightly pointed out that this shift from the MMAR program to the MMPR program is a "tough environment for police officers to function" because "the police need certainty".

But even that can be hard to depend on, since it is often tough to tell exactly what function possible tattoos served, and whether ancient implements were used for tattooing or for other purposes.

It's tough to imagine how sleep-deprived residents can function well, but the phenomenon has been the norm for over a century.

"There's been a specter of reform in the background for so long, it's been tough to have certainty about how the program will function.

"This is the first description of true change in a physiological response" due to this protein, he says, whose healthy function has been very tough to pin down.

It's tough to imagine many supermarkets plunking down the cash for a fully functioning robot if it's not completely revolutionizing the shopping experience.

Sure, the economy's tough and we need money to function, but we can define ourselves beyond a position or salary.

In the first activity, the Barrier Game, the aim is to demonstrate to the children the importance of clear and detailed instructions, along with active listening… The children will need to use Tough's functions to achieve this communication goal.

Tough decision, tough to say.