Sentence examples for tougher problems from inspiring English sources

Even in his youth, Gramsci had confronted tougher problems of this kind than most people do in old age.

She makes much of her speech to the UN women's conference in Beijing in 1995, but a president has to grapple with tougher problems than that.Mrs Clinton's foreign policies are mostly dull but sensible.

Mr. Brown disputed any suggestion that he was not making full use of his political standing to move on the tougher problems, be it inequities in the tax system or pensions.

Along with the shock of emigration and the usual preoccupations of growing up – whether lovely blonde Poppy Morgan will sit next to him in art class, whether his Diadora trainers can outrun his classmates' Nike Air Max – he must negotiate tougher problems.

The Tel Aviv-based startup has been tackling one of the tougher problems with mobile commerce: checkout.

He's someone who goes after the bigger and tougher problems of our times – a mindset shared by his Google colleagues.

Medicare is a larger and tougher problem.

"Gatsby" and "Streetcar" have had the tougher problem.

But the bigger, tougher problem is Al Gore himself.

Devising a nozzle for the aeroponic sprayer proved a tougher problem.

And that is going to be a much bigger and tougher problem to solve.