Sentence examples for toughest to from inspiring English sources

Carnoustie is the latest and toughest to get the call, with Royal Liverpool set for 2012.

All three sang, though Mr. Collins's vocals were toughest to distinguish.

The European Union will shortly start work on a new anti-money-laundering directive, its fourth and toughest to date.

Of the potential causes for early season unsteady play, it would seem toughest to blame the offseason layoff.

Adams: Which of their questions were toughest to answer?

And the latter is perhaps toughest to come by in this market.

Anecdotally, the person who found it toughest to give up email was the youngest person.

Hiring is one of the most important -- and toughest to figure out -- aspects of running a business.

Save fats for last, as fat is toughest to digest and can disrupt your already weakened stomach.

Nice men are the toughest to fire.

He was the toughest to lose".