tough conditions

Still, tough conditions have not stopped people from taking these jobs.

Thing is you'll have to deal with short days and tough conditions until well, April.

"These are probably the toughest conditions we play all year."

"Most of the nights he's played have been under pretty tough conditions."

The theory of tougher conditions makes no sense to me.

The survey found especially tough conditions for young workers from minority groups.

The kidnapped children are put to work under tough conditions.

"Those were the toughest conditions I ever played in, the nice way they set that course up," he said.

"He is operating in much tougher conditions than I did, or anyone else who came after me."

"These are awfully tough conditions to race under," he said.

"People driving these democratic processes often face very tough conditions," he said.

Toughest conditions in the world at a major, first time coming back after nine weeks off, his father passing away.

These tough conditions caused the interior to be much less developed than the coast.

"I hit the ball well under the toughest conditions by far.

I have to stand up to tough conditions for long periods of time."

She said, "The studio must have added a lot of tough conditions to the deal.

The sun and the wind are the toughest conditions for me."

"I think it's going to be tough conditions for both pitchers," he said.

But they placed tough conditions on disbursement of the money.

"We would have all liked much tougher conditions," Couples said.

The president was talking about just what a great win it was and playing in those tough conditions.

He has also shown a superior short game in some of golf's toughest conditions.

But the commission imposed what analysts called extremely tough conditions.

But a standard truck off the assembly line may not be able to meet the tough conditions of life on a ranch.

Once those tough conditions are met, Cigna will pay for only six pills a month.