Sentence examples for ongoing tough from inspiring English sources

2013's small rise reverses the ongoing slide in the face of ongoing tough economic conditions, compared to Fairtrade product sales, which have been more resilient.

It is expected that total like-for-like sales growth will moderate through the rest of the financial year due to ongoing tough comparatives and the VAT rise.

Trinity Mirror's trading update, for the period from 28 December to 1 May, highlighted the ongoing tough trading conditions faced by newspaper publishers.

Chief executive Samir Brikho hailed the company's "high quality and diversified business" and its resilient financial performance but added: However, we are not immune to the ongoing tough market conditions and we are managing the business on the assumption of an extended period of weakness.

Developing modelling methodologies to characterise the post first-ply failure behaviour is an ongoing tough challenge.

The company is thought to be sitting on patents worth some 6 billion and may look to sell some of those to shore up its position going ahead through what look to be ongoing tough times.

Theses are some examples: Being tired, sensitive topics, feeling rushed, bad mood, extend family, financial stress, hungry, drinking, ongoing stress, tough day at work, household responsibilities, being sick, being challenged, not getting your way, physical pain, disciplining children, friends (both her and yours).

The company blamed the slump on "tough ongoing market conditions" and investment in upgrading its HD TV galleries, which it said meant that three large TV productions could not be accommodated.

Herein lies one of the toughest ongoing challenges for Twitter, Facebook and Google.

O'Leary blamed slow demand on the ongoing impact of austerity, tough economic conditions across Europe, and weaker exchange rates.

The last is the biggest ongoing issue, but the toughest test so far has been co-ordinating the SDSR.Given the short time that was available for this daunting task, and a defence budget disintegrating under the weight of commitments undertaken by the previous government, a happy outcome was never likely.