Sentence examples for getting tougher in from inspiring English sources

But a Uighur taxi driver says the authorities have been getting tougher in recent weeks.

Banks are getting tougher in other ways, too, the experts say.

1) Green Bay Packers Last season: 11-5 Lise is going to keep getting tougher in the NFC North.

"We aren't blind to the fact that things are getting tougher in some markets, but we don't see anything in our business not to maintain those targets," said Nick Rose, Diageo's finance director.

Amarpreet Kalkat, who graduated from Microsoft Accelerator last year and founded big data startup Frrole, told me it's getting tougher in India.

Tough times just keep getting tougher in The D. Carousel Bar & Lounge 478 -- 177 La Mariana Sailing Club New Orleans' Carousel Bar and Lounge swam circles around La Mariana Sailing Club in Honolulu.

But it was getting tough in there".

"Damn," said an onlooker, "horse racing getting tough in Texas".

Layoffs at Ford or G.M. can mean a company is finally getting tough in cutting costs.

This year organisers are getting tough in a bid to "strengthen the credibility of the voting and protect the Eurovision Song Contest brand" - with any countries caught in the act facing a ban of up to three years.

Those rotations only get tougher in October, because teams rarely have to use their fifth starter.