Sentence examples for tough to settle from inspiring English sources

And those foods are almost impossible to replicate elsewhere in the United States (once you've had the New York version, it's tough to settle).

In his memoirs he recalls finding it tough to settle into British public school life.

In his memoirs he recalls finding it tough to settle into British public school life, and engaged in as many sports as he could to ingratiate himself among the other schoolboys.

Other losses are tougher to settle.

Who would have thought that of universal health care, same-sex marriage, and taxi regulations, that it would be the latter issue that would be toughest to settle?

DG: In a year without any top teams or heavy favorites, it's hard to settle on any region as tougher than the next.

For the first hundred years of its history, Sublette's freeze-drying winters and long cyclical droughts sent many babies to their graves (accounting for those heartbreaking dates on the scoured markers in the little desert cemetery overlooking the Green River Valley); it was a tough place to settle.

But make no mistake, this isn't just another group trying to profit off someone else's sales, this could be a tough suit to settle.

The Airport Economic Regulatory Authority, or Aera, had a tough question to settle: Who should be made to bear the brunt of a 41% cost escalation in the construction of the Capital's gleaming new international airport the passengers, the government or the guy who built the airport?

Apparently, once some pissed-off tough guys turned up to settle a score with a bouncer, put a gun in his mouth and pulled the trigger.

But its position near the center of the Milky Way could make it tough for the cloud to settle down, as it may smash into other clouds or be ripped apart by the immense gravitational pull near the galaxy's central black hole, researchers said.