Sentence examples for given a rough deal from inspiring English sources
They live together in a ramshackle flat in Manchester and have dead-end jobs, but their dissolute lifestyle is less a case of being given a rough deal by recession Britain and more to do with being highly educated, under-stimulated and looking for oblivion.
This means that the Threadripper 2990WX was given a rough deal at launch as no one, not even AMD, was aware of the issue.
CEO Jason Trost is out to effectively attack bookmakers and other exchanges which he says give consumers a rough deal because of poor odds and commissions.
Chelsea's interim manager, who will leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the season, has been given a rough ride by the club's supporters since he replaced fan favourite Roberto Di Matteo on a short-term deal.
In some cases, simple approximations give a rough idea of outcome (Table 2).
Negotiators hope to reach a rough deal by March and a final agreement by 30 June.
He's dallied with a number of record labels since his legendary 90s dispute with Warner Brothers, but he's still given to describing record business contracts as "slavery", protesting that the industry gives black artists a rough deal – "I think history speaks for itself.
What about male vegetarians – doesn't McCartney think they get a rough deal?
