Sentence examples for more tough time from inspiring English sources

Overall, I think America for the sake of the cooler, more underground kind of bass music, had a more tough time this last decade, perhaps.

That means more tough times for financial institutions.

The data suggests that Mr. Schneider's industry and the state have more tough times ahead.

Enterprise Inns has warned that it faces more tough times after profits fell by a fifth.

"Whoever wins the next election, there will be more tough times, and that will drive change".

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But there was no doubt that local governments, many of which have endured several years of brutal budget cuts, were facing even more tough times ahead.

"You don't like to go through tough times, and I'm sure there will be more tough times," Wagner said.

The administration and lawmakers also need to tell Americans that the era of cheap and easy money is over and that there are more tough times to come.

But as another debt deadline looms, it's hard to foresee an outcome that will bring anything but more tough times ahead.

He braced his party for more tough times ahead as he set out the "inescapable" need for further belt-tightening beyond 2015.