Eksempler på tough

• They're the really tough ones, if you get my drift.

• At the same time more attention needs to be directed to the policing of sandalwood theft and tougher sanctions against illegal trading activities.

• But after that, to get to the goal, the hundredth square, without slipping, is the toughest proposition.

• If it is optimal to pretend to be tough, the agent will do all the pretending necessary.

• When viewed this way, some of the purportedly tough cases are not tough at all.

• Other leading tariff reformers were more tough-minded when it came to the question of what they could offer the agricultural community.

• Tough leaders with a vision of the future charged neutral bureaucracies with strategic intervention in order to generate growth through exports.

• This is an important and tough-minded book, and one that despite its grim subject matter fizzes with ideas.

• It would be a tough course that covered the breadth and depth in here properly!

• He also inherited the preference for a tough monetary stance to support sterling.

• As shown, this process of gendering mobilizes two main and largely contrastive representations of men as soft (feminine) and hard (tough, macho).

• Also, immigrant integration became more politicized, with various politicians now openly calling for a tougher approach to immigrant integration.

• However, the meticulous detail with which this is achieved makes this quite short book very tough going for all but the most dedicated.

• Tough calls: making ethical decisions in the care of older patients.

• However, the initial lyrics build from empathy to an assertion that the rapper is deeply wounded and vulnerable in a manner belying his tough image.