Sentence examples for tougher probably from inspiring English sources

The family knows it will have to operate smarter and tougher — probably fewer jobs for local kids, employees paying for part of their health care, and the market aggressively seeking new niches, like, say, delivering food to people on the beach.

It will be tough, probably tetchy, possibly boring.

The pro-Russian toughs probably didn't recognize Zhadan, who was hospitalized later that day.

(Breaking it to your kids will be especially tough, probably. I suggest bribing them with a promise of more frequently-occurring, though unscheduled, gift bonanzas).

Speaking of ouch, watching Fiona battle cancer has been tough, probably because Jessica Lange brings home an amazing performance every time.

The authors concluded that the osteoderms of all basal armoured dinosaurs were covered in a tough, probably keratinous layer of skin.

"Refining is a tough business, probably tougher than the airlines," said Aaron Brady, a refining analyst at IHS CERA, an energy consulting firm.

"It's been a tough week, probably by toughest week on a bike ever," the double Olympic gold medallist said.

"We're dealing with a very tough player, probably the toughest player on our team, so he's not going to complain about anything.

The word on the street is that ours is a tough house, probably the toughest in the city.

Crewe manager Steve Davis told BBC Radio Stoke: "We knew it was going to be tough, but probably not as tough is it was at the end.