Sentence examples for tougher possibility from inspiring English sources

Frederick H. Alexander, the former chair of the Delaware Bar Association's Section of Corporation Law, suggested a tougher possibility.

Elsewhere" wreck the film's tough, satiric possibilities.

Military officials are talking tough about the possibility of stepping up Colombia's already brutal conflict, with Gen. Jorge Enrique Mora, commander of the army, assuring reporters this week that government forces would be prepared to retake the territory.

Still, some analysts said the United States must leave open the possibility of tougher measures.

One possibility is tougher laws against straw purchasing with longer prison terms for those who buy guns for others.

The treatments this time around would be tougher to endure, the possibility of a long life more remote.

The commission wants tougher sanctions, including the possibility of suspending E.U. funding to budget sinners and forcing governments that do not cut their deficits sufficiently in boom years to hand over a compulsory interest-bearing deposit.

The possibility of tougher restrictions, as well as the lack of detail Freddie Mac has provided about the reasons it fired Mr. Glenn, are weighing on the stock of both companies.

That means the White House and Congress could act as a sort of good cop and bad cop the White House encouraging voluntary private sector cybersecurity improvement while the legislature holds out the possibility of tougher laws.

Mr. Perry's stumbles in the campaign may make such a possibility a tough sell.

Timothy Geithner, the Treasury secretary, said they were very tough, allowing for the possibility that more bank loans would default than happened even in the Great Depression.