Sentence examples for traditionally tough from inspiring English sources

Although the airline business is traditionally tough, and Somalia remains volatile, Jubba's investors perceived early on that the potential rewards outweighed the risks.

But stocks backed off earlier intraday highs as some investors locked in gains after a strong start to a month that is traditionally tough for the market.

Its midnight screenings were one of the festival's buzziest events: even Elijah Wood was asking, "How can I get to see The Babadook?" Hollywood is a town traditionally tough on women directors, but Kent is unfazed.

Under subtle pressure to tone down the UK's traditionally tough stance on Russia due to Donald Trump's sympathy towards Vladimir Putin, Duncan gave no sign of a change of British course, accusing Russia of waging political cyberwars, straying from the truth and undermining the territorial integrity of other countries.

Both the Garda (traditionally tough on the republican movement writ large, due to its terrorist connections) and political levels of the government will be careful to avoid the public perception that any legal pursuit of Sinn Fein/IRA-tied personalities in the South is politically connected.

Wyss noted that June is a traditionally tough time for retailers, with school ending and vacations beginning.

Two weeks ago, when the leading candidates for secretary of state appeared to be Mitt Romney, David Petraeus and Rudy Giuliani – all of whom had spoken critically of Russia and Putin – a Ukrainian official told the Guardian there was "no need for doom and gloom" around the Trump administration, stressing that Republican administrations were traditionally tougher on Russia than Democratic ones.

"But he started blending in with guys that traditionally even tough guys would have a hard time getting along with.

The centre-right People's party, led by Mariano Rajoy, which has traditionally been tough on Eta, is expected to win a landslide in the general election.

Ms. Lincoln responded that she had held numerous open meetings in April and July but did not schedule one for August because it had traditionally been tough to draw a crowd at summer's end.

The main economic benefit from having a notable sports team seems to be the advertising effect, which attracts new students and possibly encourages alumni to donate more generously.However, the impact of a successful of a sports team on alumni donations has, traditionally, been tough to determine.