Making great mental demands; hard to comprehend or solve or believe.
Difficult to detect or grasp by the mind or analyze.
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Examples for "tough "
Examples for "tough "
1 But tough conditions could continue for longer in some regions, he said.
2 The Hungarian parliament last week passed tough new legislation on illegal immigrants.
3 However, the rest of the national daily market suffered a tough October.
4 Talk to the public information officer. Abrams' voice belied his tough talk.
5 They have responded to the tough sugar market conditions in different ways.
1 However, compliance with weekly intake might be problematic outside a research programme.
2 He has been given a number of problematic areas to deal with.
3 Indeed it's an area where simplistic solutions can be problematic , she said.
4 Nannoconus An example of stratigraphically useful fossils although their identification remains problematic .
5 However, overhauls to the U.S. healthcare industry make such an addition problematic .
1 Indonesia has suffered a surge in human cases this year, baffling officials.
2 However Early Childhood Council CEO Peter Reynolds said the decision was baffling .
3 Except, of course, my recent baffling experiences in New York, my confusion.
4 Why government ministers need super fancy cars is also a bit baffling .
5 The former foreign secretary's reputation as a rousing prose stylist remains baffling .
1 In his long, knotty fingers he carried a copy of the Signal.
2 It was full of knotty points requiring deep thinking, and the Hon.
3 Its bark is more rough and knotty than that of the palm-tree.
4 Linking the knotty ribbons, I used six Osmanthus x burkwoodii topiary balls.
5 He held his knotty hands motionless over the flame of his lamp.
1 But people warned that wooden floors were problematical if not done right.
2 The effect of stammering or stuttering upon the physical structure is problematical .
3 Getting there and doing something with the information might be problematical , though.
4 Immediate comfort, however, getting the better of problematical risk, I went in.
5 Whether or not I shall return to the mother planet is problematical .
1 Extra profit from two companies selling each others' products often proves elusive .
2 Aims: Effective prevention of recurrent pericarditis remains an important yet elusive goal.
3 However, a sale has proven elusive amid cost and technology transfer issues.
4 Exactly where Megrahi fits into the elusive story is not absolutely clear.
5 The neural basis for the addictive nature of benzodiazepines, however, remains elusive .
6 However, the molecular mechanisms underlying the anti-cancer effect of selenium remain elusive .
7 Despite several reports of linked loci, major gene identification has been elusive .
8 However, we took a cautious approach, acknowledging that absolute certainty is elusive .
9 As a result, distinguishing the molecular differences among these subcomplexes remains elusive .
10 However, the nature of the stress-responsive signal altering auxin homeostasis remains elusive .
11 However, the active ingredients that contribute to the biological functions remain elusive .
12 Background: Identification of LQTS patients more likely to be symptomatic remains elusive .
13 However, the definitive environmental mechanisms underlying the pathophysiology of MDD remain elusive .
14 The company wanted to create elusive prevention when it comes to bullying.
15 But after a stunning 44 year career the greatest prize remained elusive .
16 Justice, however, could be elusive as controversy surrounds other cadres awaiting trial.
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