Sentence examples for experienced tough from inspiring English sources

From the summers of 1994 through 1996, my generation experienced tough times, with high unemployment.

Djokovic added, "There is something in the mentality that obviously helps us, because we have all experienced the war, we have all experienced tough times, to have the right conditions to become a professional player".

The 21-year-old socialite - whose mother Paula Yates died of an accidental heroin overdose when Peaches was just 11 - admits she has experienced tough periods which have made her feel older than her years.

Clever, experienced, tough, from northern working-class roots, her vote for the invasion of Iraq will be used against her, though we know how Blair terrorised his MPs with false warnings of that 45-minute national danger.

Johnson also experienced tough losses last year: at the United States Open, where he had the 54-hole lead and shot an 82; and at the P.G.A. Championship, where he was penalized at the last hole for grounding his club in a bunker that he did not recognize as such.

More immediately, Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization has been delayed yet again, and two free-trade agreements very favorable for the U.S. have experienced tough sledding in Congress, where protectionist sentiments are rising as the November elections near.

Whatever happens next in the life of Mind Candy, you can be sure it's experienced tougher times.

When it comes to politicians who've experienced tougher times than President Donald Trump, Sen. John McCain is quick to add himself to the list.

Portland, like the rest of the US, is experiencing tough times.

The stout, around since 1759 and one of the world's oldest brands, is experiencing tough times.

They lead people to share in the suffering of others, including people they would rather ignore, by experiencing tough circumstances — say, in a shelter, a prison or a nursing home — and seeking relief together with those in need.