Sentence examples for tough to return from inspiring English sources

Earnhardt's black Chevrolet thudded into the Turn 4 wall in the final seconds of the Daytona 500 on Feb. 18. Spencer said it will be tough to return.

We must say, it made it a little tough to return to the ol' Wakefield bureau.

Two years later, "they made a very tough choice to return to the United States".

Not that I can blame you – extended deception is a very tough place to return from when a relationship is built on trust.

Mr Miliband acknowledged he had a "tough fight" to return Labour to power after one term in opposition, but said he was "relishing" the battle over the next 10 months leading up to the May 2015 poll.

The latest YouGov/Sun poll suggested Miliband was on track to win an overall majority, with about 38% of the vote, but he acknowledged it would be a "tough fight" to return Labour to power after one term in opposition.

After spending eight months in an immigration facility in the United States, Abimael Hernandez made the tough decision to return to Mexico.

However, Hughes expects a tough battle to return at the first attempt, and a busy summer of reshaping to create a squad fit for the task.

Pension funds are struggling to cope with extra costs from people living longer in retirement and are also finding it tough to generate adequate returns in volatile markets since the financial crisis of 2008.

HOWEVER tough it is to return from vacation, it's tougher still to return to an e-mail in-box filled with hundreds, or even thousands, of messages that have piled up in your absence.

"I knew then, that it would be very tough for them to return," Abi's mother said.