Sentence examples for a tough future from inspiring English sources
Experts now warn that Olympus faces a tough future.
Clearly, even a merged company will face a tough future.
Shadow culture secretary Chris Bryant says S4C "has done a remarkable job managing to survive" but faces a tough future.
Ms. Tanha is comfortable in the walls of this classroom but understands that within society, Afghans have a tough future ahead of them.
If this is done, Greece will still face a tough future — one in which it will have to continue to reform its economy and pay its way.
Who exactly will determine when the spirit has been infringed is a matter for speculation.Britain's offshore dependencies were facing a tougher future even before this bout of reforming zeal.
Just as Norway has treated its oil money not as profit but as provision against a tougher future, so the governments in whose territories oil companies work should force them to pay into a decommissioning fund.
Interns who have promised to work in Korea in exchange for government funding of their graduate education face a particularly tough future in an economy where domestic jobs are scarce.
Many of those under 25, and those over 75, are facing a very tough future.
Well done for just getting here British theatre faces a tough financial future, but a rising generation of graduate companies flocked to Edinburgh this year.
