Sentence examples for tough to push from inspiring English sources

It was tough to push off of my right leg.

Still, Avon's board found it tough to push out Ms. Jung, given her long tenure and prominence.

But he would still find it tough to push through long-term free-market reform, for he is no economic liberal.

The metal buttons that clicked it together were tough to push in which made it good and tough to pull apart once united.

But Mr. Kanjorski acknowledged that it had been tough to push his amendment through the House, and said that the Volcker rule went even further, because it gave less discretion to regulators.

"I'm probably the only guy that can speak from experience about this, but after you win a few championships, it's real tough to push the guys to that level where they have to go sometimes," Jackson said.

But as the two main parties fracture, Ms Park will find it tougher to push through reform.

They are harder to grow in the laboratory in the quantities needed for transplantation and, especially, tougher to push into becoming a variety of cell types.

"It was a real tough job to push this through, but in the end it will be worth it," Mr. Dekking said.

Tough enough to push a fascination with military styles — from the fall men's wear unveiled in Milan this week to the windows of the Gap — to new levels of ferocity.

"This is one of the most important recommendations we have," General Chiarelli said, though he added that "this will be a real tough one" to push through to approval.