Sentence examples for example of the tough from inspiring English sources

This is just one example of the tough calls we must make.

His stance with the US Airways unions is an example of the tough approach that analysts expect airlines to begin taking with employees now that a United Airlines bankruptcy filing seems highly likely.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg urged people to be patient when the vaccine program begins, as early as next week, using the case of his own 95-year-old mother as an example of the tough spot the shortage has put people in.

Mr. Kilar acknowledged that Hulu had not done enough to explain windowing issues to its users in the past, and he cited the FX sitcom "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" as an example of the tough spot Hulu finds itself in.

FoolProofMe's "Hall of Shame" feature is an example of the tough stance FoolProof takes -- it names companies that have not been good for consumers.

His hiring is one of the most notable examples of the tough means the league is using to try to expose some of its biggest stars.

"The needle came to the end of the record meanwhile and the arm swept back and the machine turned itself off with a discreet click, like a bellhop letting himself out of the honeymoon suite". Felicitous touches like this animate "Sugartown" and make it one of the better examples of the tough- guy school.

The result may have little in common with the deep jazz of St Germain's Sentimental Mood but it is an excellent example of the second, tougher wave of French touch productions that emerged at the end of the 90s, along with the likes of the Buffalo Bunch and Archigram, who notably sampled the Stooges' I Wanna Be Your Dog on Doggystyle.

She spins her defeat as an example of how tough the health care industry is, but the truth is that her approach, her solution, and her inability to sell them to the American people made life very, very easy for the lobbyists.

Boswell received other Ealing commissions, of which the best known is The Blue Lamp, the most successful example of the rough-and-tough Brit crime thriller of the immediate postwar period.

The deal, which was first reported yesterday on The Wall Street Journal's Web site, is the latest example of how tough times for record labels and concert promoters have set off a free-for-all over the rights to the various revenue streams created when a musician becomes a star.