Sentence examples for a very tough position from inspiring English sources
Britain's European partners are uniting around a very tough position on the forthcoming Brexit negotiations.
As Walton said: "It puts you in a very tough position to do both jobs.
"I think John Wells is in a very tough position at the moment," said Dan Angel, a television writer.
The consultant said, "The question is, how deep into Pakistan can we pursue him?" He added, "Musharraf is in a very tough position".
Lord Sutherland, who has experience on both sides of the border, having also served as head of the University of London, said in an interview that the changes in financing in England put Scottish universities in "a very tough position".
You can't drop him now, and of course he doesn't deserve to be, although I still say No3 against the Australians is a very tough position indeed for a young fella, however well he's playing against West Indies.
The editor of Vesti, a Russian-language newspaper here, says the immigrants are applauding Mr. Sharansky's "very strong and very tough position of recent days".
This puts Facebook in the very tough position of choosing what content gets shown and what doesn't.
And I have the talent to not miss much, and to come back from very tough positions, to be in a defensive position and pass very quickly to an aggressive position.
The USGA put the pins in very, very tough positions.
