Sentence examples for toughest atmosphere from inspiring English sources

"This is the toughest atmosphere for nightclubs in New York since Prohibition," said Robert Bookman, the lawyer for the New York Nightlife Association, a group representing about 100 nightclubs.

"This was a very tough night, in a very tough atmosphere," said the Ajax coach, Martin Jol.

"It's going to be a tough atmosphere, but he's a pretty strong man.

"If Rand were Randy Smith, he wouldn't have the money or media connections of his dad," Mr. Grayson said in a weekend interview, lamenting the tough atmosphere.

"We claim to be a great team, a good team, and good teams win games like this — on the road in a tough atmosphere".

"We knew that this would be a tough atmosphere to play in — it always is — and I thought we did a good job of staying together".

"The Moss Rose is a tight ground, our fans will be screaming and it will be a tough atmosphere for Cardiff.

Mr. McCain, arguably more than most presidential candidates in recent elections, has a lot riding on making a choice for running mate that could provide a boost to his candidacy in a tough atmosphere for Republicans.

"It's a very tough atmosphere right now," he says.

Cook added that the "majority" of the match in Brisbane was played in "a pretty tough atmosphere", claiming it was "probably only the last little bit where it got a bit ugly".

There's no doubt that deep dissatisfaction with then-President George W. Bush ― from his handling of Hurricane Katrina to the Iraq War ― created a tough atmosphere for Republicans.