Sentence examples for given the tough from inspiring English sources

Given the tough economic climate, many wines from 2010 remain unsold.

She said both firms had performed well, given the tough climate.

Given the tough times — underfunded programs and ever more desperate clients — more money is needed.

"Given the tough technology environment," he added, "a lot of its competitors are going away".

But given the tough political situation in Argentina, that optimism dwindled quickly.

Fund-raising is bound to be a challenge, given the tough economic climate.

"The business is quite healthy, especially given the tough economic climate," Mr. Schmidt said.

"We are looking at options to further ensure that those convicted of the most serious terror offences are given the toughest sentences possible, plans will follow in due course".

The way the Giants have struggled against quality competition, it should be easy enough for management to foresee another 8-8 comedownext yearar, given the tougher schedule a playoff team gets.

While Jose Mourinho may have silently celebrated how the overblown ceremony treated Chelsea, and Manchester United and Manchester City were handed groups that are hazardous but manageable, Arsenal were given the toughest test of all the Premier League's elite.

4. Almost every game, Luc Mbah a Moute is given the toughest defensive assignment of the night.