Sentence examples for tough competing from inspiring English sources

IT is tough competing for the faces that jerk upward, eyes widened, as they turn the corner of Rockefeller Plaza and 50th Street and see the tree.

"That's what we focus on: be hungry; be tough; compete hard".

Even without bad publicity, the Liberty may have a tough time competing for customers seeking a reasonably priced carlike S.U.V.

"Any other fair in the region will have a tough time competing".

It was two tough lads competing for the ball," said McCarthy with admirable even-handedness.

Sure enough, pizza makers are having a tough time competing with the burger people.

When it comes to energy production, other states have a tough time competing with Texas.

The Rockets were expected to have a tough time competing in the increasingly talent-rich Western Conference.

T.I.'s biggest baseband client is Nokia, which has had a tough time competing in advanced phones.

But small business has a tough time competing with big businesses that can offer big menus of benefits.

He added that the Surface RT, which costs the same as an iPad, had a tough time competing with Apple's tablet.