Sentence examples for continuing tough from inspiring English sources

Because it anticipates continuing tough conditions in most of its businesses, Motorola said, it will cut 3,000 more jobs than the 32,000 previously announced.

For those pursuing a primarily ad-funded model, a report on Friday from the media group Carat indicated continuing tough times.

But Sainsbury is down 7.3p to 243.5p as it reported a 1.1% fall in second quarter like for like sales and warned of a continuing tough market.

As for the president, Mr. Walsh credits him for continuing tough Bush-era "war on terror" measures, including the hunting down of Osama bin Laden, but not much else.

Mr. Hsu argues that there are plenty of reasons for investors to be worried these days — among them, slowing corporate earnings growth and continuing, tough fiscal challenges among governments worldwide.

The continuing tough market for newspaper led DMGT to warn investors that it will miss its stated 13% operating margin target for DMG Media this year that it set in November, instead expecting it to fall to 10%.

The warning suggests China will continue tough measures to stifle political dissent, control the Internet and quell ethnic unrest.

By then Labour will have to convince voters that it has the values to lift the economy in continued tough times.

But the declaration Tuesday suggested that Athens had overcome the biggest remaining obstacle to receiving the funds, since it amounted to an agreement that Greece could meet its financial obligations if it continued tough austerity measures through 2014.

But as growth slows and the real value of minimum wages rises, that combination is becoming unviable.If the improvements in inequality are to be maintained, let alone continued, tough choices will have to be made.

Morgan said "significant investments" continued to be made in Mail Online, but he expected continued tough conditions in the print ad market to be one factor that will impact next year's financial results.