Sentence examples for tough to sort through from inspiring English sources

While the legal minutiae is tough to sort through in this case, one thing is certain: The road for Rodriguez back to the baseball diamond is one that will span over a year.

This is a demand-constrained market, as there are plenty of health plans out there, but it's tough to sort through them all and pick the right one.

It is definitely hard to sort through.

"Well, it's a lot to sort through," he said.

Iraqi guerrilla tactics made it especially tough to sort genuine civilian casualties from military ones.

It will be tough to sort out, but the radically new visual vocabulary of "Sin City" will be tough to ignore.

It's also tough to sort your existing friends.

"It's going to be a lot tougher to sort out the pieces of broken material".

In the meantime, the advisory committee will need to sort through its ideas and make tough decisions about which are ready to scale up, he says.

"It's going to be a tough battle," one of his lawyers, Wang Shihua, said Friday as he scrambled to sort through the 8,000 pages of evidence that the police had only recently delivered to Mr. Wu's defense team.

"She's got to sort through it".