Sentence examples for tough future from inspiring English sources
Experts now warn that Olympus faces a tough future.
Clearly, even a merged company will face a tough future.
Many of those under 25, and those over 75, are facing a very tough future.
Shadow culture secretary Chris Bryant says S4C "has done a remarkable job managing to survive" but faces a tough future.
Ms. Tanha is comfortable in the walls of this classroom but understands that within society, Afghans have a tough future ahead of them.
If this is done, Greece will still face a tough future — one in which it will have to continue to reform its economy and pay its way.
Who exactly will determine when the spirit has been infringed is a matter for speculation.Britain's offshore dependencies were facing a tougher future even before this bout of reforming zeal.
In 2011, its score in the rest of Spain was eight percentage points below its performance in Andalusia.As for the Popular Party (PP) of Mariano Rajoy, the prime minister, it faces an even tougher future.
Just as Norway has treated its oil money not as profit but as provision against a tougher future, so the governments in whose territories oil companies work should force them to pay into a decommissioning fund.
"He was my mentor and idol, but people got the feeling he wasn't tough on future waves of illegal immigration".
Well done for just getting here British theatre faces a tough financial future, but a rising generation of graduate companies flocked to Edinburgh this year.
