Sentence examples for tough to process from inspiring English sources

Although, they are tough to process, discussions are very informative in which authors not only show their liking or disliking, but also support it through reasoning.

I mean, three times in one ballpark, that's tough for me to process".

That was tough for me to process and get on board with".

What's more, as more and more datapoints are pulled in by social networks (and as those networks scale) with servers often scattered across large geographical zones, it becomes tougher and tougher on backend systems to process the complex connections between data.

But the farm has not yet been able to sell the hides, because there have been so few that local tanneries have been unwilling to invest in the equipment needed to process the tough material.

I've gotten back so much information it is tough and kind of meta to process, kind of like Twitter itself.

We'll always be a U.S.-based business; we'll always have our home in the U.S. Like any other business that has gone global in the last 20 years, going global isn't easy and a lot of people will tell you it's tough to do the process.

"As a developer it's extremely tough to go through the process of finding a job, equally as hard is hiring managers needing to hire developers.

Over the past three decades her art has reflected an adventurously tough-minded approach to process and a vehement avoidance of anything conventionally ingratiating.

Fellow leaders and diplomats said an agreement that would allow Mr Cameron to return to London and launch a campaign to stay in the EU at a June referendum still seemed feasible by the end of a two-day summit today, but some said the outstanding issues were proving tough to crack, holding up the process.

It's a tough application process to get selected.