Sentence examples for continue to be tough from inspiring English sources

Life will continue to be tough for small firms, but their sufferings can be alleviated.

So Finnish negotiators will continue to be tough over the terms of rescues for weaker euro countries.

The British people have been pretty tough on Europe and I am happy for us to continue to be tough.

"It's been a test mentally for me this season and it will continue to be tough until I am back out on the pitch," he said.

The next couple years are going to continue to be tough for everybody as more government cuts start to trickle through.

The Greeks also fear that the priority for the Germans and North Europeans is to continue to be tough on Greece in order to send a warning to governments in Spain, Italy and France that they must stick to austerity.

"The trading environment in many of our markets continues to be tough, but we believe the measures we are taking to improve our businesses will continue to strengthen our competitive position," he said.

Reed Elsevier axed its chief executive Ian Smith after just eight months in the job today as the Anglo-Dutch media conglomerate, owner of The Lancet and Variety, admitted trading continues to be tough during the economic downturn.

They agree that the radical question raised by the unrest is: "Why does Iran still need a supreme leader?" There continues to be tough restrictions on journalists in Iran which means that reliable information is difficult to obtain, so if you are in Iran and have news, please email me at [email protected] or post updates or interesting links in the comments section below.

On Tuesday he admitted business continued to be tougher than expected.

"I believe they know that they cannot continue to be this tough with the financials and that at the same time, they simply have to reach higher for quality," Mr. Rudin said.