Sentence examples for tough to support from inspiring English sources
"It's going to be tough to support that large family," said Angel Toro, who lives down the street from the Bentons.
"I would find it very, very tough to support lifting fees and will be looking for the government to reject that proposal, but I am open-minded to … other ways to make graduates pay such as a graduate tax".
It can be tough to support a colleague who disagrees with you on a fundamental principle -- or who simply may be an unpleasant person.
John McCain -- because of his views on the Iraq war and his unsound approach to fixing the hemorrhage in America's national security portfolio -- makes it very tough to support his broader message and package -- as much as I do admire some of his previous policy stands.
"It's not only a tough side to play for, sometimes it is a tough side to support," he said.
My dad had a tough job to support me.
He'll shade his answers to tough questions to support his views, as we all do.
The answer to that question is that NHTSA is abysmally underfunded and understaffed, and lacks a foundation of tough laws to support its regulatory mission.
Whatever their opinions, the fans are dedicated and regularly battle through tough weather to support the team, despite the club's struggles both on and off the pitch.
We've all got to be smart and tough and try to support each other.
Sugartree Ministries, a soup kitchen downtown, got a lovely renovation thanks to a television show that featured Mrs McKamey.But such services are designed to sustain families through a tough spell, not to support them in the long term.
