Sentence examples for accordingly tough from inspiring English sources
The government's response to last year's atrocities has been accordingly tough.
The bloc of voters who cast ballots during June primaries — when many judges are elected — skews older and more conservative, Gould said, and accordingly has a tough-on-crime view that favors prosecutors over defense attorneys.
Accordingly, Ann Louise Ross gives a tough, unsentimental performance as Galactia, one of the great female roles of the 20th century.
When times are good, lots of people assume the good times will last forever and behave accordingly, and when times are tough, like now, it is a challenge to realize that things will get better.
Which is too bad, because incumbent Republican Scott Perry has never had to run a tough race and, accordingly, may not be ready to have to appeal to people who don't have terrible politics.
WASHINGTON — The president's budget assumes that some Americans will have to rely more on welfare and poverty-combating programs "in these tough economic times," and accordingly calls for spending more on a variety of program.
"We're in a tough economic environment and proceeding accordingly," said Cathy Wright, a spokeswoman for Target, which also owns Marshall Field's and the ailing Mervyn's.
Wibben said the undersecretary's office had accordingly updated a personnel-security manual to incorporate tougher safeguards on official expenses, and expected it to be published by 31 December.
The tough capital controls and domestic monetary regulations that had buttressed the old fixed-rate system were accordingly swept away.
From their perspective, they took extraordinarily tough votes in 2009 and 2010 to advance the new president's sweeping agenda and suffered accordingly in the election.
