Sentence examples for while tough from inspiring English sources

prescription, while tough talk from Ms. Lagarde could help Ms. Merkel sell unpopular measures at home.

While tough times have led accounting firms to merge in the past, he said, Andersen should be able to ride out the litigation.

Good was done only stealthily, social programmes and tax credits were whispered while "tough on crime" was belted out and prison numbers doubled.

Mark Holscher, one of Dr. Lee's lawyers, said that the terms Judge Parker described in his order, while tough, were agreeable.

For all its flaws and slightly overstretched length, Force Majeure is compelling, intelligent and grimly entertaining – and while tough on its characters, never gratuitously cruel.

Global markets were rattled on Tuesday by renewed fears that Greece is close to bankruptcy while tough talk from George Osborne on the UK's position in Europe added to jitters about the region's future.

It was the 1960s, and while tougher boys his age were preparing to deploy to Vietnam, Trump was blazing his own path.

Those new regulations, while tougher, do not go far enough and could be the subject of a new lawsuit, he said.

As better manufacturing raises quality, more products are becoming commodities, while tougher competition and the growth of private labels are leading to shorter shelf lives for even the most innovative goods.

Ghaith had read online about this division of labor: Arabs like Abu Emad acted as salesmen and brokers, while toughs from Turkey or the former Soviet republics did the actual smuggling.

For example, the booming 1990's were salad days for the top-of-the-line leather Dinkle Vanguard, which sells for nearly $30, while tougher times have marked a shift to the $20 Glide.