Sentence examples for tough position of from inspiring English sources

"Police are put in a really tough position of having to deal with high stress situations constantly," said Pfeifer.

This week's Your Money column looks at the tough position of many homeowners whose houses were severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy.

McCain was in the tough position of representing the incumbent party during a financial meltdown and was now on record saying things that further damaged his image.

The editor of Vesti, a Russian-language newspaper here, says the immigrants are applauding Mr. Sharansky's "very strong and very tough position of recent days".

Next week's likely vote still puts every senator seeking the 2020 Democratic nomination for president in the tough position of deciding whether to reaffirm their support for it in a floor vote or break ranks with their leadership.

Heather Smith, executive director of the ACLU of South Dakota, said Tuesday that schools would have been forced into the tough position of having to choose whether to follow federal Title IX or state law if the governor signed the legislation.

Voters in England and Wales are waking up to a dominant Conservative party reaping the rewards of a tough position on Brexit and sweeping Ukip into obscurity as opposition parties run for cover from Theresa May's election juggernaut.

I asked if he thought he was targeted because of his tough position on Iran, underscored in a 2008 diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks quoting him reiterating that King Abdullah wanted the U.S. to "cut off the head of the snake".

We were in the toughest position of the tournament.

[6] History of tough positions on crime, but supports sentencing reform.

With three league games left, the loss puts Newport Harbor in a tough position to earn one of the league's three berths into the CIF Southern Section Pac-5 Division playoffs.