"tough" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- But the general mood of the hearing was that tough new steps must be taken.
- Time and again, the United States proposed tougher military steps.
- With most of its boards now running annual deficits, it is thought tough cost-cutting steps may be taken.
- Q. Are you suggesting that a climate has been created in which public companies can't really take tough steps to correct their business model?
- For a lot of guys, bringing up the problem in the first place is the toughest step.
- There were a few tough steps that the Council and the Giuliani administration might have considered.
- "This is a company that historically never divested anything, and they have taken some very tough steps to get their balance sheet in order."
- It recommended tough steps, including Government action, to compete internationally.
- "With labor in control, will their management be able take the tough steps to prepare the company?"
- In the longer term, the continued high investment and consequent risk of higher inflation may force the government to take tougher steps.
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