"tough" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- A majority of black and Hispanic New Yorkers and a sizable minority of whites say the police are generally tougher on minority members.
- Senator Hatch asserted that "judges appointed by Republican Presidents will be generally tougher on crime than Democratic appointees."
- The restrictions on print media are generally tougher than for broadcast journalists, and some subjects are considered clearly off limits.
- Local regulations do, and they are generally tougher than the FCC.
- For Ayer, and for the ad industry as a whole, the generally tougher atmosphere has made new-business presentations more crucial than ever.
- Washi is generally tougher than ordinary paper made from wood pulp, and is used in many traditional arts.
- For some of the pope's more conservative supporters, his original remarks were welcome as an assertion of his generally tougher approach to Islam than his predecessor's.
- The people of Maramuresh are generally tougher and swifter, the sense of justice and honor is very keen for them.
- But the survey found some important party differences, with Democrats generally tougher on the industry and less worried about the cost of controls.
- "Commercial lending today is generally tougher than residential lending," said Nicholas Dename, a loan consultant with Poritzky.
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