When one of our key guys doesn't play, that makes it tough on the other two and it makes it tough on the rest of the team, also.
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Today's cheap gas makes it tough to break even financially.
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The law makes it tough for defendants like Syed to prevail.
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It makes it tough when you can't necessarily really play them.
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That makes it tough when you're in the slow fashion business.
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That makes it tough for artists to track use of their creations.
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We should be playing, and it makes it tough for the summer.
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Australia's political system makes it tough for such candidates to get elected.
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Still, that makes it tough for Raya to break into new locales.
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"It makes it tough; you don't have contrary voices," Mr. Wheeler said.
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That makes it tough for a company to compete with a premium product.
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"You give up 10, it makes it tough," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
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The Education Department makes it tough for students to get their loans discharged.
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But it makes it tough to understand just how successful Workplace has been.
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This makes it tough to judge, even at first glance, based on price.
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This makes it tough to secure finance, so they struggle to become more productive.
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"I had never played my opponent and that makes it tough," Kerber told reporters.
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The personal nature of the psychedelic experience makes it tough to pick a soundtrack.
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It makes it tough for teams like Sochaux, a club of relatively limited resources.
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The shrinking worker population makes it tough for hard-hit regions to bounce back.
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That act makes it tough to sue internet companies for actions their users take online.
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That makes it tough for businesses that need trucking services to find and manage them.
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Especially when we don't have (Bucks forward Michael) Beasley out there it makes it tough.
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The small size makes it tough for Singapore to attract institutional investors to its market.
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That makes it tough to get accumulation unless it snows very heavily to cool temperatures.
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She is, after all, a millennial, which makes it tough to resist the potential Instagrammable moment.
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As such, it makes it tough to judge the final product, should there ever be one.
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This makes it tough to defeat a side on its native color squares (white or black).
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This makes it tough for HMI to detect the sun's outer perimeter when it's perfectly still.
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But it also makes it tough to argue that Trump is an insurgent wrecking the GOP.
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That makes it tough for facilities using other sources of energy like coal and nuclear to compete.
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And we will find that Facebook makes it tough to break all ties to it right away.
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But the country's huge demand for oil and animal feed makes it tough to stop importing overnight.
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" He added, "I'm not saying the word 'castle' is a poisoned chalice, but it makes it tough.
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But a heavily redacted complaint makes it tough to tell if those vulnerabilities are linked to this case.
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"Temperature was pretty cool out there, which at times makes it tough to control the ball," Yost said.
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I'm trying to help her manage her bills, since chemo makes it tough for her to keep up.
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It makes it tough to make it tough in agriculture because we get more productive all the time.
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A fractured center lane makes it tough to match Sanders so far in first-past-the-post totals.
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On one hand, the irregularity of analyst days makes it tough to develop systematic trading strategies for them.
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It just makes it tough going for the corn market, given the demand we've got - or don't have.
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Its price fluctuations have made it an investment vehicle, which makes it tough to use as a market currency.
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Ten to nothing before we even got an out in the second inning, so yeah, it makes it tough.
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The button and plastic rear cover feel a little cheap, and the thick bezel makes it tough to swipe.
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While that does avoid Snapchat dictating what's cool, it also makes it tough for creators to build an audience.
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But his light weight makes it tough for him to improve traction by shifting back over the rear wheel.
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That makes it tough to get the same level of coverage on the tax bill — much less tax activism.
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This is the kind of in-group knowledge that often makes it tough for outsiders to break into Silicon Valley.
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That makes it tough for smaller competitors without as much money or data to provide the public with more choice.
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Even though she has a great job and would like to buy a condo, living in Manhattan makes it tough.
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If all else fails, Cramer may have to consider layoffs but the fluid U.S. trade policy makes it tough to decide.
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Treatment with antibiotics often makes it tough for koalas to digest the eucalyptus leaves that are a staple of their diet.
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"He's got a good fastball, but when you're commanding your off-speed pitches like that, it makes it tough," Thole said.
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That makes it tough for someone with the condition to research trypophobia on the Internet without falling victim to an attack.
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That makes it tough for any one candidate to secure more than 50 percent of the total on the first ballot.
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This makes it tough for even broad-minded progressives to partner in good faith with those who disagree on such questions.
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DJI's dominance makes it tough to compete on anything but niche products like racing drones and pocket sized units optimized for selfies.
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That makes it tough to seek a shred of anonymity on the island, which has a population of less than 150,000 people.
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The importance of human interaction when it comes to managing and developing people makes it tough for robots to act as substitute teachers.
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However, the difficulty of performing the method and the fact that it involves slicing up samples makes it tough to perform huge analyses.
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However, another Amazon reviewer says the components used with this turntable feel cheaply made, which makes it tough to justify its price tag.
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"It makes it tough on the offense as good as our offense has been," Seattle manager Scott Servais said of his team's pitching.
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The current military system makes it tough to track the incident rates of domestic violence in the Air Force, the legal spokesperson admitted.
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Some anti-Trump Republicans acknowledge that Biden's long track record makes it tough to cast him as a radical outside the American mainstream.
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The anemic increase isn't great; economists will tell you that a stagnant or declining work force makes it tough to sustain economic growth.
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That makes it tough to offer Iranians apps like Signal, which is commonly used in other countries to protect internet communications from surveillance.
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You know, flip around the channels, everything is all about Russia, so it makes it tough for you guys to get your message out.
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That makes it tough to argue that, in the future, we will see a pro-trade Democratic Party and an anti-trade Republican Party.
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West Virginia teachers argue that their starting salaries are lower than for surrounding states, which makes it tough to recruit and fill empty positions.
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Dollar General customers only spend around $10 to $12 on average when they shop, which makes it tough for the retailer to pull a profit online.
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Digging hundreds of miles of trenches for fiber-optic cables alongside long country roads already makes it tough to get basic broadband connections to remote areas.
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One aspect of this particular grift that makes it tough to detect is that the scammers will spoof the numbers of real government and police agencies.
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This main difference makes it tough for end users such mortgage lenders and servicers to set prices on loans and related products, according to the panelists.
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Anything that might well have discouraged a reasonable person from coming forward, like a schedule that makes it tough to care for one's children, could suffice.
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Truth is, the $50 Echo Dot and the $50 Home Mini are more alike than they are different, which makes it tough to determine a clear winner.
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We're trying to make it affordable, which makes it tough for me to survive on, but I tried doing the other way and I'd rather be poor.
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That's important, because registering a phone number in particular makes it tough for trolls to abandon a suspended account and simply harass people from a different handle.
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The investment income on, say, a $5 billion fortune is a mere $1 million a day, which makes it tough to scrounge by with today's rising prices.
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The bill goes further than existing federal labor law, which makes it tough for companies to actually enforce NDAs when it comes to illegal activities like sexual harassment.
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The fact that anything online is infinitely copyable makes it tough for artists to establish a sense of scarcity necessary for their work to be perceived as valuable.
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The start/stop video recording button is way too close to the EVF, which makes it tough to reach while your eye is pressed up against the camera.
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That robots don't age, and that all of the characters could be robots, makes it tough to say if something is happening in the past, present, or future.
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"The fact that Joe Manchin is going to vote against the Green New Deal makes it tough to justify voting present," said the aide about the upcoming vote.
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"There's a lot of variables that go into playing well at quarterback, and if all those things aren't in place, it makes it tough on anybody," Sanchez said.
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All of that makes it tough to assess the credibility of the whistleblower, let alone the specifics of his complaint or how he claims to know the information.
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That patchwork of different rules makes it tough for internet companies to do business across states — so they'd rather have a national law to pre-empt the states. 6.
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Really, when you have a guy like Nova go seven and you have Rivero come in with that type of arm for a couple innings, it makes it tough.
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But I can say that about other phones that are priced similarly, which makes it tough for the Idol 4S to separate itself, even with its included VR viewer.
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Dr. Georges Benjamin, executive director of American Public Health Association, said that what often doesn't get recognized is the "interdependency across these goals" makes it "tough" to monitor progress.
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Nancy Diaz, 303, owner of the Selfie Style hair salon, said 60 percent of her customers were flight attendants, which makes it tough to keep a regular appointment schedule.
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People had many ways of making garum, which makes it tough to know exactly what most Romans ate but easy for you to make a similar fish sauce at home.
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But more than anything what hurt us in that first half, and that is what (the Bucks) do which makes it tough, the offensive rebounds, the hustle plays, and the transition.
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Moreover, the absence of a vibrant futures market for SOFR makes it tough for traders and lenders to extrapolate a longer-term rate to hedge their interest rate risks, they added.
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Additionally, the prevalence of milestone payments makes it tough to measure returns until a few years after an acquisition, when it's possible to see if a therapy's initial promise pans out.
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"They're looking to fill their pipeline of future leaders, but there's a limited number of top talent — that's what makes it tough," said Namaan Mian, director of operations at Management Consulted.
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Recency bias is tough to contend with and makes it tough to recall the better showings earlier in the year, especially with performances as commanding and thoughtful as dos Anjos vs.
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MSI GV62 15-inch Gaming Laptop with GeForce GTX 1050Ti GPU for $650 ($150 off): It's not the most powerful laptop on this list, but this price makes it tough to beat.
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The current 25-percent tariff rate makes it tough for Ford's American premium brand to compete with GM's Cadillac and the Germans, which avoid the import tariff on their locally built vehicles.
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For one, the threat of violence is generally destructive and makes it tough for any of these countries to see the kind of meaningful economic growth that is necessary to build up institutions.
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And the polarization in the country when combined with the GOP-led congressional redistricting process after the 2010 census makes it tough for Democrats to make major gains without winning comfortably Republican seats.
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The Chinese tech giant has seen phone sales slide in its most lucrative international market after being placed on a US blacklist that makes it tough for Huawei to do business with American companies.
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For one, the threat of violence is generally destructive and makes it tough for any of these countries to see the kind of meaningful economic growth that is necessary to build up any institutions.
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That variation makes it tough to give blanket guidance on how often you need a professional cleaning and exam, says Paulo Camargo, a periodontist and professor at the UCLA School of Dentistry in Los Angeles.
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Afterward, each candidate seems to have lost a couple of points in the polls (though the relative lack of polling in 1960 makes it tough for us to say that with certainty, according to Sides).
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Schröder's height and ball-handling makes it tough to poke the ball away from him, yet you rarely see him circle behind the restricted area looking for cutters and corner shooters as most elite point guards do.
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"For me, it is the smell of biryani that makes it tough to work and fast, but you just get on with it," Umar Farooq Mirza explains in Urdu as he stops to take a quick break.
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The number and complexity of these mergers makes it tough to tease out the details of any particular one — but Bell and study lead author Richard D'Souza, a postdoctoral researcher at UM, were able to do just that.
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The Stealth can pull double duty as a productivity laptop that can play the occasional game better than Razer's other options, but its battery life makes it tough to rely on for a full day's worth of work.
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The gummy silicone finish on the case not only makes it tough to slip into a pocket, but it also collects a ton of dust and gets greasy with fingerprints after just a couple of minutes of use.
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Montezuma's Revenge is particularly difficult for computers because the game has very sparse rewards—like obtaining a key in a room filled with dangers—which makes it tough for machines to learn what the winning game actions are.
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They're called fast radio bursts, or FRBs, because they occur for just milliseconds; their fleeting nature makes it tough to catch one in action, and even tougher to figure out the exact spot in the sky they're coming from.
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Jack is tall (basically all legs) and lanky, something I adore about him by day, but which, I came to realize as soon as we were spending every night together, makes it tough to share a queen-size bed.
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"Bank stocks are the more volatile expression of market fears about the growth outlook, and pushing rate hikes into next year makes it tough to see bank earnings growing," Kilmurray, who has an overweight position in euro zone banks, added.
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The hinge creates a noticeable gap between the two sides of the folded display, and the patent filing makes it tough to see if TCL has made progress in slimming that down to something more pocket-friendly, like the Galaxy Fold.
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It gets points for being easy to hide at a moment's notice, but its location makes it tough to get a flattering angle on your face, and your fingers can get in the way of the camera if you type on a video call.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Major miners are trying to avoid hundreds of millions of dollars in closure costs by selling off pits, as cash is tight due to a prolonged commodities price slump, but the crippling cost of environmental rehabilitation makes it tough to seal deals.
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If you operate, which most of us do, from the premise that there are things about the contemporary US that make it distinctively hard to be a real human being, then maybe half of fiction's job is to dramatize what it is that makes it tough.
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There are many challenges for the Iraqi authorities: within the satellite Internet industry, no one assumes responsibility for identifying and vetting end users, the territory under Islamic State's often shifts, and a complex web of middlemen makes it tough to pinpoint who is selling militants Internet capacity.
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Forest's deliberately low profile makes it tough to get a handle on his personality and what he's up to, but it also means that he's in control of his image, which can be advantageous for an artist with as much room to grow as he does.
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They're nice updates, don't get me wrong, but the whole thing feels like a massive step backward that makes it tough to justify buying the GlowLight 3 over the much more popular Kindle Paperwhite, which has the same screen, the same price, and a dramatically better ecosystem of books.
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That makes it tough for officials to track these money flows, which is why there's such a huge difference between the official and unofficial statistics for remittances sent out of the US. It also, obviously, makes it very difficult to regulate remittances, as Trump is proposing to do.
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In the extended tease, the reality star calls her new docu-series "a therapy session" as she shows what it's really to be part of one of the world's most famous family, encountering screaming crowds and even sometimes realizing that a high-fashion manicure makes it tough to pick her nose.
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NBA Jam is legendary, but more to the point it is a thing for basketball fans, which makes it tough to look at photos like the one of recent Brooklyn Nets acquisitions D'Angelo Russell and Timofey Mozgov and think anything but Goddamn that is not a great NBA Jam team.
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That database was referred to as the blockchain because all the transactions were sorted into "blocks," and each block was chained, using sophisticated math, to the ones before it, all the way back to the very first transaction — a structure that makes it tough for anyone to change the records after the fact.
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While that price point makes Apple+ one of the cheapest out there (Disney+, for example, starts at $6.99/month), its sparse opening lineup compounded with rumors that what little content it will offer is a complete snoozefest makes it tough to say whether the tech company will hold its own against the Disney corporate behemoth.
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However, Edery boasted that Bistro Planet is a cheaper alternative for foodies Those apps have a unit economic challenge because the consumer has to pay a person to make two stops—go to a restaurant to pick up the food and deliver it to them—which makes it tough to scale down the fixed cost.
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Rob: Right, and I think the other thing that makes it tough to be a game like Outer Worlds, and maybe this is not a thing I should be taking with me into the experience of playing it, nevertheless it's there, [but] a lot of immersive sims also began to blur the lines with RPGs, right?
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That makes it tough to justify buying and using the Clips camera — beyond its cost, there's also having to bring it along, making sure it's charged, and then going through transferring its images to my phone — when I could just use the phone I already have and get better images and video without really feeling like I'm missing something the Clips would have captured.
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