Finding work for refugees is another tough nut to crack.
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Morris Chestnut's good looks are a tough nut to crack!
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That's a tough nut to crack for contemporary Y.A. writers.
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Meanwhile, Mobvoi might find the U.S. a tough nut to crack.
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And right now, financial exchanges are a tough nut to crack.
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In the end, the tough nut to crack is the politics.
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But critics say that it's not really a tough nut to crack.
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But literally 'reversing' Type 2 diabetes remains a tough nut to crack.
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Apple TV is a tough nut to crack for new streaming channels.
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But it is similar in this: It's a tough nut to crack.
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For many foreign firms, China's market is a notoriously tough nut to crack.
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But the credit volatility market has proven a tough nut to crack until now.
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Intelligence is a tough nut to crack; it requires more than a great classifier.
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North Korea is a tough nut to crack from an intelligence standpoint, of course.
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It's proving, however, to be a tough nut to crack for the American streaming leaders.
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Precisely when this loss is most likely to occur is a tough nut to crack.
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"Falluja is a tough nut to crack," he told Reuters in an interview on Thursday evening.
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Ethan Dagostino and Casandra Reed Ethan Dagostino at first looked like a tough nut to crack.
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Winter Fashion Week in New York City is a tough nut to crack dress code-wise.
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Georgia has been a tough nut to crack for Democrats given the state's racial polarization in voting.
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"Hyper local is a tough nut to crack," Davison told Re/code in an interview earlier this week.
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"Derna was always gonna be a tough nut to crack, because that's jihadist central in Libya," McCants says.
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China is a tough nut to crack, no matter how much money U.S.-based companies have to throw at it.
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My hat is off to the military for aggressively addressing this problem, but it is a tough nut to crack.
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"This is a tough nut to crack — famously, one of the toughest nuts ever to crack," George said on the podcast.
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The technology has been a tough nut to crack in the preceding decades, but an $820 million investment certainly couldn't hurt.
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The billionaire investor had read Wilk's blog but was still a tough nut to crack at first, recalls the younger entrepreneur.
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It's basically a regular tube feeder with four ports near the bottom, but wow, squirrels will find this to be a tough nut to crack.
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Understanding video (especially in real time) is something that Twitter, Clarifai, and other AI companies are taking seriously, but it's a tough nut to crack.
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It's a very tough nut to crack, this issue of the balance between encryption in this case and the need for the police to have access to some information.
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Iraq's finance minister acknowledged in an interview that Falluja, where the U.S. military fought the biggest battles of its own 2003-2011 occupation, was a "tough nut to crack".
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Helen Mirren acknowledges UK leaders are angry with the U.S. government for allegedly leaking details about the Manchester bombing, but beyond that ... Dame Helen's a tough nut to crack.
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But Alicia is a tough nut to crack — "I know all this sounds crazy," she admits in her diary — and therapy increasingly becomes a battle between crazy and crazier.
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"If the government and the community do not resolve to expedite the identification of land for housing production, the housing problem will remain a tough nut to crack," Leung said.
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North Korea remains a tough nut to crack, but Obama's approach clearly didn't work, so we can only pray that Trump's will terrify Pyongyang into taking a more rational course.
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Despite the many figures experts have put on the space — the market in Thailand alone could be worth upwards of $510 million per year — it is a tough nut to crack.
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"I think $85 is a tough nut to crack that's real resistance… right now it just looks like yet another rally that gets to that level and falls apart," Brown said.
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New data from the Energy Department in its latest "Transportation Fact of the Week" series helps underscore one reason why cutting carbon emissions from transportation is a tough nut to crack.
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Social planning is a tough nut to crack, but a new app called Amigo is looking to make a difference when it comes to how we hang out with our friends.
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Though Ofo has global ambitions — it reportedly wants to introduce 50,000 bikes in roughly 10 U.S. cities by July — Ljungman acknowledges that the U.S. market will be a tough nut to crack.
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Go deeper: Net-zero carbon pledges are still rare among energy companies California, other states sue EPA for right to set higher emissions standards Transportation emissions are a tough nut to crack
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TOUGH NUT TO CRACK "With the rising customers' needs of fintech, it is essential for banks to promote the strategy of digitalization," said Ryoji Yoshizawa, a senior director at S&P Global Ratings.
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It's been an incredibly tough nut to crack, and the road to success (whatever that will ultimately mean) is paved with the bodies of adorable robotic companions that died long before the their time.
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The philanthropist, whose usual focus is on infectious diseases in poorer countries, said Alzheimer's caught his interest partly for personal reasons, and partly because it has so far proved such a tough nut to crack.
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A source familiar with the matter has told Reuters that Ssangyong Motor executives may not be on the same page as Mahindra regarding the U.S. market, which all sides agree is a tough nut to crack.
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Even so, frequency-hopping isn't a new idea — Razer introduced a similar feature into its latest gaming mice last year — but there aren't all that many big names in gaming mice, and wireless is a particularly tough nut to crack.
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SO SOMEHOW YOUVE GOT TO GET MORE PEOPLE COMING INTO THE LABOR FORCE SO ITS CONSISTENT WITH MUCH STRONGER LABOR INPUT THAN WHAT WEVE SEEN AND ALSO PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT AND THATS A TOUGH NUT TO CRACK ACTUALLY IT DOESNT COME OVERNIGHT.
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For them, I think because of the death of television and Netflix is a tough nut to crack — there's not that many shows that go on every year — there's not a huge abundance of roles that are necessarily being cast.
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Michael Veale, a researcher studying responsible machine learning at University College London, told me the reason the Scunthorpe problem is such a tough nut to crack is because creating effective obscenity filters depends on the filter's ability to understand a word in context.
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The United States remains the only industrialized country not to offer paid leave to parents, and such a policy has been a tough nut to crack at the federal level, because, well, no one can figure out where to get the money.
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Yet, while Democrats should be encouraged by the midterm election results, it's clear that they are a long way away from identifying the right strategy and message to successfully oppose Donald Trump; losses in places like Ohio and Missouri suggest that the electoral college math will still be a tough nut to crack.
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The fact that the company was able to attract two executives with experience with two high-profile tech companies is an indicator that the drone software industry is continuing to look like an attractive prospect to Silicon Valley, even if the hardware side of the equation still feels like a tough nut to crack.
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The theme of Huawei's press conference atop One World Trade last week was clear: The company plans to make its mark in the U.S. The hardware maker has made a name for itself outside the States with a string of high-quality handsets, but, as with a number of Chinese companies, this country has thus far proven a tough nut to crack.
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In the east, the first major British objective was Caen, an extremely tough nut to crack. The battle for the city turned into a long drawn-out battle. It eventually fell in July.
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Chandu happens to visit Ooty and gets bowled over by a damsel Geeta (Simran). But he comes to know that Geeta is a tough nut to crack. So he plays different tricks to attract her. One fine day he expresses his love to her and duly deflowers her.
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But Vikrman is a tough nut to crack. However, after some time it is Jayamohan's sister-in-law who wins the heart of the fugitive. Vikrman was in prison as he had murdered the people who had raped his lover. He was still in search of the main culprit Bhadran.
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On August 2, the bishop's men set fire to Winchester, destroying a large part of the city. Wolvesey was a tough nut to crack. It was erected in 1138 and being in the corner of the city walls, could easily contact the outside world. Nevertheless, the Angevins put strong pressure on its defenders.
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Kant's Early Critics: The Empiricist Critique of the Theoretical Philosophy. 2000. Its density made it, as Herder said in a letter to Johann Georg Hamann, a "tough nut to crack", obscured by "all this heavy gossamer".Ein Jahrhundert deutscher Literaturkritik, vol. III, Der Aufstieg zur Klassik in der Kritik der Zeit (Berlin, 1959), p.
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18 Rajput were on the Akhaura-Ashuganj axis. Akhaura proved a tough nut to crack, fighting for it took nearly three days. After this the Rajputs rushed forward and captured the Titas bridge intact. They then attacked Ashuganj, which was cleared after a tough fight and moved on to Narsingdi and entered Dacca on 16 December.
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Bianca wants to gain control of her love life, so she enjoys a "bit of cat and mouse fun" with Liam. Gormley and Whitehead told The Morning Show that Bianca doesn't fall for the "Liam Murphy charm" quite so easily. Whitehead said that Bianca is a "tough nut to crack" for Liam. While Gormley said it was because she had been hurt in the past.
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As Member of the European Parliament, Laschet served on the Committee on Budgets between 1999 and 2001 and on the Committee on Foreign Affairs between 2002 and 2005. In the latter capacity, he served as the Parliament's rapporteur on relations between the EU and the United Nations.David Cronin and Martin Banks (19 November 2003), Afghanistan drug trade still proving a tough nut to crack European Voice.
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Monarch joined 11 other ships in the expedition to capture Fort Hindman, Arkansas, 4 January 1863, a point that Rear Admiral David Dixon Porter noted as "a tough nut to crack." Joining efforts with Major General William Tecumseh Sherman's troops on 9 January 1863, the Union ships fought in the Battle of Arkansas Post and shared in the capture of Fort Hindman on 11 January.
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By 1582 a Môri defeat seemed inevitable. Hideyoshi had forced his way into Bitchu province and laid siege to Takamatsu Castle. Shimizu Muneharu (a former Mimura retainer) defended Takamatsu stoutly, but its loss would all but open the way into Bingo and Aki, the Môri homeland. Hideyoshi knew that Takamatsu would be a tough nut to crack and that heavy losses would only benefit the Môri, so he resorted to a stratagem.
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Zvíkov gatehouse and tower Originally a small complex, the castle was continuously extended until 1278. After the Přemyslid dynasty died out in 1306, Zvíkov became property of the Rožmberk family. After 1337 the settlement under the castle has been fortified, as a part of thorough repairs. Its fortifications were so strong that even the Hussites, during the Hussite Wars, besieged it for four months in 1429, but found it a tough nut to crack and failed to take it.
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The 1:38.8 proved to be a tough nut to crack, and it took till 5 February 1951 before Soviet speed skater Sofya Kondakova managed to skate 1:36.8 on the Medeo rink in Alma Ata, the Soviet Union meanwhile being a member of the ISU. In the years that followed three other Soviet skaters brought the record lower: Rimma Zhukova 1:36.6 in 1952, Lidia Selikova 1:36.4 in 1953 and Tamara Rylova 1:33.4 in 1955.
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The fake working title for this show was "A Tough Nut to Crack" to throw off outsiders about the contents of the episode. For the final time and the first since the end of season seven, Jerry performs a stand-up comedy routine. Larry David, co-creator of the series, who departed from the series after the seventh season, returned to write the script for this last episode. The episode garnered strongly divided responses upon airing, and continues to polarize critics and audiences.
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Leela was never one to take the easy option, out to prove she could do whatever she put her mind to. She was uncompromising and had a strong moral code, but could at times be quite guarded. If you were fortunate enough or cared enough to get to know the real Leela, you found a warm, caring, and sensitive woman. However, Leela was a tough nut to crack and she had a tendency to withdraw into herself if she felt vulnerable.
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Sauret had repelled an attack on his wing while Victor's brigade had repulsed a seaborne assault on the coast. At last, Dugommier ordered Augereau to abandon the cannon foundry and move toward the center.Phipps (2011), pp. 184–185 Bellegarde proved to be a tough nut to crack and its 1,000 surviving defenders only capitulated on 17 September.Smith (1998), p. 91 The French won a decisive victory at the Battle of the Black Mountain fought from 17 to 20 November. Uniquely, both army commanders Dugommier and de la Union were killed in action.Ostermann-Chandler (1987), p.
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The four buildings that remained (and are still standing) are the Old State Bank, the Dancy-Polk House, the Todd House, and the Burleson-Hinds-McEntire House. After the Union victory in the Battle of Atlanta, a Confederate army under the command of Gen. John Bell Hood briefly sparred with a vastly outmanned garrison during the 1864 Battle of Decatur, when Decatur was referred to as A Tough Nut To Crack. Confederate statue at Morgan County Courthouse in Decatur While the city was under Confederate control, plans for the Battle of Shiloh were mapped out within the Burleson-Hinds-McEntire House.
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On November 25 the 119th was tasked with the liberation of Surovikino, relieving 1st Tank Corps, and then with a drive across the lower Chir. This town proved a tough nut to crack, and the German defenders were still holding out in the evening of November 27, when the division was joined by the 333rd Rifle. 24 hours later Surovikino continued to hold out. On the morning of the 30th the division penetrated into the town's northern outskirts, where it entered into street fighting with the defenders of composite Group Schmidt, while the 333rd carved out a bridgehead over the Chir to the east.
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Rama tells Ganesha that he was a tough nut to crack and so her elder sister Vasantha had to soften him up, with her emotional drama. The story-telling landlord and the house broker rush in and tell Ganesha and Subrahmanya that both are brothers; and also that Vasantha and Rama are the house broker's daughters. The story-telling landlord confiscates the letter (as dictated by Ganesha's and Subrahmanya's father) and tears it up, as Vasantha and Rama watch with broad smiles. The film ends with the Ganesha and Subrahmanya consigning their vows of celibacy to the dustbin; Ganesha marries Vasantha and Subrahmanya marries Rama.
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When he first saw the dam site, chief engineer John Goodier was reported to have said "[it'd be a] tough nut to crack". Clearing the dam site began immediately afterwards, in addition to the construction of access roads and a camp for construction workers. Construction of the dam's service spillway began a week later on August 29. On September 22, 1967, work began on the diversion tunnel that would allow the river to bypass the construction site. The tunnel was fully excavated by March 13 of the following year and lined with reinforced concrete by August. On September 7, a cofferdam was constructed and the diversion tunnel began to carry the flow of the Tuolumne.
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During the Second Sino- Japanese War he was Commandant of the Self-Defence Army (militia) in the Henan 6th District from 1938 to 1939. Chiang Kai-shek had become Bie's last boss and planned to remove him after completely defeating Feng Yuxiang. However, Bie proved to be a tough nut to crack, and his force readily and soundly defeated Chiang Kai-shek's force, and its commander, Tang Enbo was forced to disguise as an army cook to escape from Henan in order to evade capture. Following the Japanese success in the Battle of Wuhan and Battle of Suixian-Zaoyang he became a Guerrilla Commandant in the Hubei-Henan-Anhui border area until he died of disease in 1940.
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" Chris Cabin of Slant Magazine gave the film one out of four stars, saying, "There's no personality in the design or the script, which only renders the cynical aftertaste of this convoluted one-squirrel-against the-world story all the more potent." Jordan Hoffman of the New York Daily News gave the film two out of five stars, saying, "The cartoon is stuffed with exhausting visual mayhem. Some jokes land, but most kids over 10 will roll their eyes." Joe Williams of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch gave the film one and a half stars out of four, saying, "The burnished backgrounds are pleasant to look at, but finding something to savor in the story is a tough nut to crack.
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