Sentence examples for toughest shape from inspiring English sources

"When the industry is in its toughest shape, with significant excess capacity and falling demand, we look for the companies that will be the strongest survivors," Mr. Herrmann said.

U.S. banks are undoubtedly in tough shape.

"The economy here is in very tough shape.

But, Mr. President, my people — Oh, they're in tough shape..

With the economy still in tough shape, a one-year extension makes sense.

But as we have seen in Wisconsin, Ohio and Indiana, public employee unions are in tough shape.

But, Mr. President, my people — Oh, they're in tough shape...

However, moving backward two centuries, Erasmus Hall Academy is in tough shape, with a leaking roof and decaying shingled walls.

The French like his gait, the strength in his voice and the clear and tough shape of his chin.

"Right now, the economy is in tough shape, and they are seeing these elections through those lenses," Mr. Deeds said.

If you're uninsured, and especially if you have pre-existing conditions, you're in tough shape if Mr. Romney is president.