Sentence examples for finding the toughest from inspiring English sources

Besides, finding the toughest possible charges isn't the way the law is supposed to work, said Orin S. Kerr, a law professor at George Washington University who specializes in cybercrime.

Write down the solutions and answers of some of the tough questions in the corresponding white space in the UKCAT practice question paper itself: Thereby, during revision, you need not take the trouble of finding the tough questions and their answers all over again.

LESS than a year into its historic single-currency adventure, the European Union is finding the going tough.

Now that Beijing wants to reassert control to address the challenges resulting from runaway growth (including environmental degradation), it is finding the going tough.

NOVEMBER The Jets are finding the going tougher in their revamped league but the reorganized Giants begin to see daylight at long last, seeing it through their flashy I‐formation that Fran Tar kenton likes so much...

Mitsubishi has DaimlerChrysler as a 37% shareholder, while Mazda is 33% owned by Ford Motor; yet each is finding the going tough both in their home market and in America, where their bigger brethren have been doing so well.On February 19th, Mitsubishi released yet another quarter of dismal earnings, amid rumours that there would soon be big management changes intended to get the firm back in gear.

Betty, finding the going tougher than expected with Henry Francis, is lying in wait for Don as he visits their former family abode in Ossining to meet with his realtor.

By finding the upsides in tough situations and working hard to fix problems, you can positively impact the people you come into contact with.

GM is not alone in finding the European market tough.

If there are very few places of note in a town, that's because finding the customers is tough.

Reading's Institute of Education has a close working relationship with local School Direct providers – but even we are finding the going increasingly tough.