Sentence examples for believed tough from inspiring English sources

It believed tough U.S. diplomacy, backed by the threat of force, would ensure the Syrian reactor never became operational.

Supporters see some consistency in Trump's stance, pointing out that Trump has long believed tough enforcement and border security must come first, before any accommodation can be made for people in the country illegally.

I believe tough things bring out the best in you".

But the Conservatives believe tough talk on immigration will play well for them in the final few days before the general election.

"We also believe tough ratings trends this season will make revenue growth difficult at the network, even under an optimistic scenario of selling ratings to advertisers that include most [digital video recorder] viewing versus live-only viewing this year," Noto wrote.

"We also believe tough ratings trends this season will make revenue growth difficult at the network, even under an optimistic scenario of selling ratings to advertisers that include most DVR viewing versus live-only viewing this year," Noto wrote.

Ryan believes tough choices have to be made now rather than under duress in the midst of a crisis.

After decades of believing tough punishment holds students in line, can schools right the ship to keep more of their students academically afloat?

Some North Korean experts believe tough U.N. sanctions that are cutting off most of the isolated North's sources of revenue have added pressure on Pyongyang to engage further with Seoul.

Policymakers should therefore not believe tougher political or economic pressure from China will magically solve the problem with North Korea, or its nuclear weapons.

"We believe tougher economic times have made consumers focus on safety," Craig Menear, the company's executive vice president for merchandising, said during a conference call.