Sentence examples for in tough shape from inspiring English sources

U.S. banks are undoubtedly in tough shape.

But, Mr. President, my people — Oh, they're in tough shape..

But, Mr. President, my people — Oh, they're in tough shape...

With the economy still in tough shape, a one-year extension makes sense.

However, moving backward two centuries, Erasmus Hall Academy is in tough shape, with a leaking roof and decaying shingled walls.

If you're uninsured, and especially if you have pre-existing conditions, you're in tough shape if Mr. Romney is president.

"The economy here is in very tough shape.

This year is going to be every bit as bad as 2009, Stuart Smith said, "and we would be in very tough shape if it wasn't for our on-site and Internet sales".

"You have asset markets showing extraordinary optimism, and much of the day-to-day ordinary economy is in very tough shape".

So I thought, okay, magazines are in pretty tough shape all right.

"It's in pretty tough shape," said Greg DiLoreto, a retired water utility executive and chair of ASCE's infrastructure committee.