Sentence examples for the tough message from inspiring English sources

If you're going to be successful, you've got to be able to deliver the tough message.

Recent evidence from practice suggests that regulatory risk has made reviews more critical, and audit supervisors are struggling with how to effectively deliver the "tough message".

The prime minister said he supported the "tough message" the court rulings had sent out.

But Prime Minister David Cameron has praised the "tough message" that the courts have been handing out.

The tough message has appeal among crime-weary Guatemalans, who were shown in a recent survey to back extreme methods, even vigilantism, to cut the country's murder rate.

Osborne balanced the tough message by announcing he was going to tackle technology companies such as Apple and Google, which have been accused of going to extraordinary lengths to offshore profits to avoid corporation tax.

The tough messages appeared to be having an effect on Mr Tsipiras, whose struck a somewhat conciliatory tone when he told the European parliament in Strasbourg that Greeks had no choice but to find a way out of "this impasse".

"The bank's management ­didn't want to hear the tough messages.

“The bank’s management ­didn’t want to hear the tough messages.

"I actually don't believe that, and they don't believe that either... you've only got to look at the tough messaging that Ed Balls came out with on public sector pay".

Perception is a powerful force in this market and Canadian universities are contrasting their warmer welcome to international students with the tough messages on immigration being transmitted by the Trump administration.