Sentence examples for was facing tough from inspiring English sources
One was a realisation that the industry was facing tough international competition, particularly from Asia.
BT was facing tough times five years ago and this was reflected in the share price".
Simon Moore Tonbridge Paying for party politics is a real issue for every political party not just the Labour Party; only last week David Cameron was facing tough questions about funding of several members of his front bench.
Mr. Dorgan was facing tough going as it was; his departure, Democrats and Republicans said, left the Democrats with an uphill battle to hold on to the seat in North Dakota.
Rolls-Royce, one of Britain's last remaining manufacturing giants, was facing tough questions over the safety of one of its jet engines last night amid suggestions a design flaw may have caused one to explode.
Summing up, David Mills, editor of the Guardian's voluntary sector network, reminded delegates that the NFP sector was facing "tough times" and that organisations were in control of recruiting the senior talent needed to see them through.
Both firms are facing tough financial times.
THE SCRIPT: Mr. McCall says, "New York is facing tough challenges.
All three senators are facing tough re-election fights next year.
The far smaller island of Hormuz is facing tough economic times.
"But now it's facing tough questions for the first time.
