Sentence examples for cause of tough from inspiring English sources

Not only does it relieve [the chicken's] stress, a direct cause of tough meat, but is far more environmentally sensible".

And France's AXA had to deny it had capital problems, after its shares dropped on rumours about its equity losses.In this section Promoting the noble cause of commerce Tough new world Hard hit Mission impossible Know your customer One into four As you were Managing the world economy ReprintsAn overreaction?

Both these concessions had lapsed at the end of last year.In this section Promoting the noble cause of commerce Tough new world Hard hit Mission impossible Know your customer One into four As you were Managing the world economy Reprints Related items Trade: Fast track to DohaAug 1st 2002The fast-track bill itself deals with some of the issues that have split lawmakers for almost a decade.

Or maybe he does and doesn't care because it's a good soundbite and makes him sound tough on bad things and tough on the causes of bad things.

"It's kind of tough, cause on a fixed income, you're living from day to day," Hall said.

British politics is happiest with (and best at) variations on a theme: all those tough-on/tough-on-the-causes ofs and economical-with- the-truth-abouts.

The cause of your depression is tougher to pin down than going to the doctor to find out why your left shoulder feels wonky.

The right claims to be tough on immigration, but it is the opposite of tough on the causes of immigration.

We could sell tickets for the March of Dimes, a great cause of his; Rob would be tough no matter what the game was.

Tough on the causes of poverty, not so tough on actual poverty today.

"And we can't go back to the old Democratic approach, which was tough on the causes of crime but not tough enough on crime itself, again when people in both political parties wanted us to do more".