Sentence examples for tough whether from inspiring English sources

The teen years can be tough – whether or not you have cystic fibrosis.

Navigating differences can be tough, whether in the classroom, the workplace, or our personal relationships and yet people all over the world do it every day.

Trying to make complex medical decisions at a young age, with limited money 'cause you're on your own, is tough whether you're transgender or not.

But going back home can be tough, whether for young Saudi women who enjoy driving cars, which they are barred from doing at home, or for Gulf citizens with a taste for politics.

It's a mentality thing – you've got to show that whatever players you're up against you've got to recognise it's going to be tough whether it be Tottenham or Shrewsbury.

"It's going to be tough, whether you won the trophy last year or didn't win the trophy," added Cunningham.

But the arc of history is long, and I'm afraid things will get considerably tougher whether or not the AKP is squeezed out of one-party rule.

The point I'm making is, whether it be a bit tougher, whether this new hope may hurt occasionally and whether the forthcoming cricket isn't as wholesome as the New Zealand series just gone, I can't wait and I hope you can't either.

Selingo had told me, "I plan to ask tough questions," but "whether there are panelists who can answer them, I don't know".

It will be a tough call whether to pick him against South Africa, which has pace to burn.

"It's going to be a tough decision, whether I carry one or two kickers," Fassel said.