Sentence examples for tough hearing from inspiring English sources

They will be joined in front of the public accounts committee by HMRC's chief executive, Lin Homer, who can also expect a tough hearing over the deal, which has been criticised by politicians, trade unions, tax campaigners and business leaders including Rupert Murdoch.

"I think Lord Hill faces a very, very tough hearing and frankly, I wouldn't be surprised to see him failing".

Britain's candidate for European Commissioner is to face a "very tough" hearing over his suitability for the job of overseeing financial services.

It is also really tough hearing that you're not getting some things right.

It's tough enough hearing constant criticism from politicians and journalists.

Mr Goss, who is currently chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, is likely to face a tough confirmation hearing from Democrats in the Senate.See articlePete Coors won the Republican primary election for an open Senate seat in Colorado.

By Ian Crouch October 1, 2010 The audience at (Le) Poisson Rouge had a tough time hearing Lorrie Moore at the beginning of her hour-long exchange with Deborah Treisman, the fiction editor of The New Yorker.

Throughout this 90-minute set, in which the music never stops, it is tough to hear a mistake.

"It's tough to hear your home crowd booing your coach when he's not really the one playing," he added.

But the matter was still on delegates' minds, and so when the 76 final resolutions were read out on Saturday, it was tough to hear the contents of the 39th because of all the nervous laughter that greeted it.

"For those of us that have worked really hard to keep up with the boys, that's kind of tough to hear," said Julie DiCaro, the author of a Cubs fan blog, A League of Her Own.