Sentence examples for tough occupation from inspiring English sources

I imagine that can be a tough occupation in a nation which endured warring drug cartels.

Caroline Falby might have the toughest occupation.

They worked hard to become professionals in one of the toughest occupations in the world.

However, maybe just a little less tough than other occupations".

Most jobs that Wyoming has created in recent years, as the state's oil, gas and coal industries have boomed, are tough, dirty, outdoor occupations that pay well and that are dominated by men.

But how do you propose to take it out again?" It remains a tough question to answer.The occupation grew entrenched.

Born when Singapore was a British colony, the young Mr Lee saw the humiliation of the colonial power by Japan and the tough years of Japanese occupation.

But Labour's unapologetic occupation of the tough territory may have caused hidden damage.

Regardless of its award-season prospects, Timbuktu is a gem: a moving portrait of tough lives lived in even tougher conditions under occupation, and one that cements Sissako as a titan of humanist cinema.

But the wisdom of the crowd is that the occupation of Palestine has been the toughest and most destabilizing reality in the neighborhood for the last 40 years.

Occupation: I didn't realise times were so tough for the Blairs that Cherie was having to moonlight under a pseudonym.