Sentence examples for tough threshold from inspiring English sources

That is likely to be a tough threshold for hospitals.

Still, the directors remain pessimistic because of the tough threshold for approval of Mr. Dell's deal.

It's a tough threshold, says Laurent Detoc, president of Ubisoft North America.

That's a tough threshold that few companies take the time or energy to even begin to surmount.

On the other side of the fence, people such as David Willetts, former universities and science minister and now executive chair of the Resolution Foundation thinktank, says a tougher threshold reflects public opinion because "slow payback is not particularly popular".

These vehicles do not yet meet the tougher thresholds.

Although genocide requires a high evidential burden, no one really doubts that these acts satisfy the tough legal threshold.

These differences exhibit tougher quality thresholds in the IQBP for all water indicators in common between the two standards, especially for fecal coliform and total phosphorus.

The leader of Turkey's pro-Kurdish party has emerged as a potent force in national politics after guiding his party past the notoriously tough 10% threshold to win dozens of seats in legislative elections.

A British government consultation that closed earlier this month examined tough Dutch age thresholds and income tests, and asked for comments on a ferocious rule in Denmark, requiring a mixed Danish-foreign couple to show that their combined attachment to Denmark is "considerably greater" than to any other country.

Powell was pressed at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on March 1 about whether lowering the threshold for tough regulation would hinder the Fed's job.