Sentence examples for won't be tough from inspiring English sources
"It won't be tough to lift them, what's tough is the injuries," he said.
He rants that she won't be "tough enough on the terrorists".
"Nobody is going to say the fourth quarter won't be tough," said Jack Hruska, executive vice president for creative services at the Bloomingdale's division of Macy's Inc.
Woods, raised to thrive on the pressure that goes with global attention, will handle the mob scene with more aplomb than he handled the scandals of 2009, which won't be tough.
"You don't know if this is a normal bureaucratic matter or, as these things always inevitably look like, a political signal that says, 'Just because Shafik might be president does not mean we won't be tough on the Mubaraks,' " he said.
Tuning in won't be tough.
The alternative won't be tougher sanctions because the rest of the world will walk away if this deal is rejected by America.
Tax reform is going to be tough, but it won't be as tough as health care.
The next five years won't be as tough as the past five.
Perhaps her next physics lesson won't be so tough after all!
"But anybody who thinks an Olympic stadium won't be a tough place to pole-vault doesn't realize the winds in the circular nature of a stadium aren't consistently at your back," he added.
