Sentence examples for tougher schedule from inspiring English sources
The Sabres have a slightly tougher schedule, playing Thursday in Philadelphia and Saturday in Boston.
Monday's game served as a final warm-up for the tougher schedule to come.
But Utah, the other unbeaten, was ranked higher by virtue of having played a tougher schedule.
They hold a two-and-a-half-game lead over the Milwaukee Bucks, but have a much tougher schedule.
Part of the difference between last year's record and this year's is that they've had a tougher schedule.
Baltimore has had a slightly tougher schedule, making these two teams about as identical as they come.
According to Palm, 103 of the 117 Division I-A schools have played tougher schedules.
The scholarship limits will be significant as Central Florida moves into the Big East next year against distinctly tougher schedules.
This is what happens to teams after Cinderella seasons: they get tougher schedules (the Dolphins have one of the toughest in the N.F.L. this year) and they get studied.
The major conferences consistently play much tougher schedules than their minor cousins and produce the whopping share of profits.
