Sentence examples for tough downstream from inspiring English sources
"The new organization will be smaller and less complex to compete in the very tough downstream envirionment," said Lloyd Avram, a Chevron spokesperson.
The company said there had been tough conditions in its downstream unit, which sells fuels, lubricants and fertilizer.
If you're on a river and draw all the water, then it's just tough luck for the people downstream.
If life were a river with many off-shooting streams, I'd rather continue to move downstream and make the best of a tough situation versus rowing backwards and trying to start over.
But Evan Hansen, president of the West Virginia environmental consulting firm Downstream Strategies, said coal's slide has been tough on many towns in the southern half of the state.
However, the downstream analysis of short reads datasets after sequencing is a tough task; one of the biggest challenges for the analysis of high throughput sequencing reads is the whole genome assembly.
"Momentum" and late stage investors have begun to cycle away from consumer-facing investments, Wilson said, which will likely make it tougher for young, early-stage consumer startups to get funding as early-stage investors adjust to what those downstream in the VC stack want to capitalize.
Downstream, the canyon deepened.
Upstream or downstream first?
People downstream were evacuated.
