Sentence examples for tough discussions from inspiring English sources
A true value-add partnership is marked by freedom to share, discuss, opine, and have the tough discussions that lead to innovative growth.
Most urgently, he faces tough discussions on the European Union's next seven-year spending cycle.
We hope Mr. Obama is also having tough discussions with his own team.
"Because we had tough discussions," she said, there "was an element of symbolism about it".
Listen to radio in Kinyarwanda, and you know we are having tough discussions.
We will be having very tough discussions," he told the Daily Telegraph.
He added: "Race is a tough discussion in this game.
It's a tough discussion, but when it's over, it's over.
Britain still hasn't had a tough discussion about the costs of Brexit — but Tuesday's move is unlikely to advance that conversation.
"There was pretty tough discussion, we put the novels to the test … and, at the end, we were all very happy".
Nill added that if Kessel had entered the draft for 2005, the Pittsburgh Penguins, who had the first selection over all, might have had a tough discussion.
