Sentence examples for currently tough from inspiring English sources
While the Palestinian issue is a just cause, there is no guarantee that in its zeal to seal the Iran agreement, the Obama administration will not soften its currently tough stand against Netanyahu regarding the need to end Israeli occupation.
It is currently facing tough economic challenges.
Foreign agents can currently evade tough disclosure requirements under the Foreign Agent Registration Act by instead registering under the same rules as apply to lobbyists for domestic interests.
The government has asserted that domestic violence is far too common, and is currently introducing tough new laws to tackle it.
Nick Edwards, joint administrator and restructuring services partner at Deloitte, commented: "HMV is an iconic retailer and continues to be a very popular brand, but as we have seen with many high-street retailers, the market is changing rapidly and conditions are currently very tough".
On the flip side, skeptics on the company remind clients that the U.S. division's operating profit dropped 3% in 2007 and currently faces tough challenges including a pressured American consumer and more competition.
Interestingly, he mentioned Pakistan twice in 2009 but ignored it on Thursday -- even though Osama bin Laden was just found in that country, and officials there are currently facing tough questions about their knowledge of the al Qaeda leader's whereabouts.
And the government are yet to commit to pushing the EU towards a tougher target heading into Paris (something we pushed for in our first Opposition Day debate of the parliament), despite our domestic targets currently being tougher.
Currently, it is tough for African scientists who have chosen to stay behind.
AFP reports that the government is currently considering a tough new antismoking law that would force plain packaging, restrict smoking in parks and on beaches, and ban menthol cigarettes, which are smoked by 40% of all tobacco users.
Despite that potential, the currently reality is tough.
