Sentence examples for tough current from inspiring English sources
"We view it as a strong vote of confidence in our business model and our long-term growth prospects despite the tough current economic environment," said John P. Mackey, co-founder and chief executive of Whole Foods, in a call with investors on Wednesday.
McCain, Huckabee said, "had a tough current to swim against," but he might have saved his campaign by opposing the bailout for populist reasons: "Had he gone back to Washington and put a stake in the ground and said, 'By gosh, I'm not voting for this — I'll stand against it and fight it with everything in me,' I think he might have turned the election".
There are a lot of reasons for the tough current employment environment, including weak demand and the recent availability of huge amounts of cheap labor around the world.
To some local surfers, though, the sea life and tough currents add to Ocean Beach's appeal.
The waters of the Taiwan Strait that separate China and Taiwan have historically been difficult to navigate, owing to fog, tough currents and rocks.
Toulon may not have lost a European Cup tie on home turf but they will have to dig particularly deep to crack the toughest current challenge on the continent.
"The mood of the electorate is tough, the current political environment is difficult and the governor is working to ensure that he is getting his poll numbers up and raising money".
India expects her friends in the West to understand how tough a current account deficit can be on a developing economy, how important it is that information technology and pharmaceuticals the sectors of our economy that have provided the cutting edge to India's growth and boosted our middle class — be supported and encouraged.
Little room at the top for out-of-work managers The very best to Aidy Boothroyd who took over last week at Northampton Town, three places off the bottom of League Two, but it shows just how tough the current jobs market is for British managers that the vacancy was filled by a man who was in charge of a Premier League club, Watford, little more than four years ago.
France and the U.S. have historically been partners in many tough situations, current politics notwithstanding.
But the shares are hanging tough at current levels and we are attracted by the company's 5.46% dividend yield (based on last night's closing stock price of $31.12).
