Sentence examples similar to tough completion from inspiring English sources

Mr Kasongo adds that the government will set tough deadlines for the completion of the roads and railways to be built under the ore-for-infrastructure deals, the details of which are still being negotiated.

It was a triumphant completion of a tough week for Hall, a diabetic who must check his blood sugar 10 to 15 times a day.

We hike our last mile sopping wet, arriving in Georgetown at 6 30 p.m. Back in Montrose Park, each of us receive the GoRuck Tough patch, signifying our successful completion of the challenge.

The crowd cheered when Clausen made his first completion, but this was a tough day to be an Irish supporter.

And JPMorgan and Citi face tougher competition from Bank of America, which is nearing completion of its merger with credit card giant MBNA.

The US president said the April deadline for the completion of the talks was drawing near, and "some tough decisions are going to have to be made".

But the series of tough choices Goodell has been forced to make since my book's completion illustrate the problems for leaders who focus too much on one thing.

As a result, his completion percentage and yards per attempt averages are underwhelming, but it's tough to say how well Griffin would do if the players switched teams.

How can you ensure that you are not succumbing to the completion bias, striking a balance between easier short-term efforts and tougher long-term goals?

If you hang in there though, eventually you are rewarded with the kind of puzzle that is tough to gain a toehold in, but allows you to snake your way through the grid to completion.

On completion of the route - which took in 161 towns - she said: "This has been the toughest mental and physical challenge of my life, a lot harder than last year's London Marathon.