Sentence examples for toughest secure from inspiring English sources

(Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times) Built in the 1980s, the solitary wing at Pelican Bay State Prison near the Oregon border is considered the toughest "secure housing unit" in California.

Loans were tough to secure.

Even so, Chesapeake's financial straits have made it tough to secure top-notch valuations for the properties it is flogging.

Rope-a-dope ReprintsThough Perth and North Perthshire is statistically the Tories' easiest gain in Scotland, Mr Lyburn may find it tough to secure even the relatively small swing of 1.7% he needs to win.

In industries where it's tough to secure even unpaid work in the UK, it's easier to sign up to internships overseas – not least because you'll often pay for the privilege.

There are not many 3D projectors and screens in the world and there are various types of them and it is very expensive and tough to secure one! A. The soundtrack is a song called "Hey You" from a dear friend of mine, and probably my most favorite female singer in the world, Angela McCluskey!

Mortgage experts say that older buyers near the end of their loans may now have a tougher time securing a loan for a second home.

The government faces a tough battle securing Senate approval for the changes, which include an average 20% reduction in the commonwealth contribution to university courses, deregulation of the fees universities can charge and changes to the Higher Education Loan Program (Help).

He talks tough on securing the borders and refusing amnesty to illegal immigrants, but he championed a bill in Arkansas that would have made illegal immigrants eligible for in-state tuition and scholarships.

However, he had a tough time securing the rights to Townes Van Zandt's cover of the Rolling Stones' "Dead Flowers", which plays over the film's closing credits.

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