Sentence examples for tough service from inspiring English sources

How many of our senior leaders are truly in touch with the dirty, tough service delivery work that goes on?

Maria Sharapova has refused to blink despite the eye-watering winds, toughing out two tough service games to level the first set at 2-2.

Even with sales and income tax increases, New York City needs to make tough service cuts to balance next year's budget.

According to "When Cellphone Service Fails" (editorial, Aug. 20), "one approach" to the problem "may be to impose some tough service standards".

"He held a really tough service game at 5-2 afterfthatthat I served great, the second serve was fantastic and no break points again, against someone who plays very well in these conditions.

Kvitova was swinging freely as she broke serve with another forehand into the corner at the start of the second set, before coming through a tough service game to move 3-0 in front.

Wal-Mart faces a tough customer service issue.

He also cited tough public service advertisements on television.

The Spaniard earned a break point in the next game and capitalized when Gasquet mishit a backhand off a tough Nadal service return.

He still has some bedraggled remnants of the police, the much tougher security service (known as the SHIK) and a slew of "northern committees" behind him.

There are a lot of crazily leveraged homeowners in Britain; if the economic slowdown and the credit crunch make their mortgages a lot tougher to service, Mr Brown may be tipped vertiginously towards eventual defeat.