Sentence examples for tough to solve from inspiring English sources
The case initially proved tough to solve.
The problem is simple to pose, yet tough to solve.
Why do you think it's been so tough to solve?
WEDNESDAY'S PUZZLE — Sometimes it's tough to solve all of the crossword puzzles day after day, week after week.
On World Soil Day, we ask why seemingly simple problems like soil health are so tough to solve.
Burglaries are tough to solve, and while the police have stepped up patrols, they have no suspects.
Perhaps tougher to solve, Matthaus said the team must learn to communicate with each other.
Much tougher to solve are problems of changing cultures in the public sector.
In his renomination acceptance speech here on Thursday night, he told us that America's problems were tougher to solve than he had originally thought.
"We still have issues," said Robert E. Socia, G.M.'s vice president for global purchasing and supply chain, "and the issues we have now are getting tougher to solve".
It is a stunning case study on how the technical problems are the easiest, and it's usually the social, political, and implementation problems that are much tougher to solve.
