However, those in the middle might find it tough going.
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For those products still on store shelves, it's been tough going.
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Dr. Collins was simply acknowledging that the book was tough going.
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Johnson or his successor may find that even more tough going.
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It can be tough going to the movies as a cybersecurity expert.
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But these proposals face tough going in the EU's Council of Ministers.
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"It's tough going out there when you don't feel comfortable," Harvey said.
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It was tough going for some Republican House members looking for a promotion.
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Since he left four years ago, Marseille's managers have found it tough going.
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So it'll be tough going ahead for the GOP's top-tier partisan priorities.
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Sounds good, but it's been tough going for the company in recent months.
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It's tough going, selling clothing online as a venture-backed startup in 2016.
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But recapturing these voters, many of them once SPD loyalists, is proving tough going.
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"It's really tough going through 12 years of not having a diagnosis," Angela said.
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Longtime EU insiders predicated that it would be tough going for the new College.
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The Taliban were forcing them to stop growing opium poppies, but it was tough going.
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Even without the Supreme Court ruling, the market has been tough going for its carriers.
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The 600- or 700-page biography, complete with lengthy lists of sources, can be tough going.
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"There wasn't a lot of room either way, it was tough going," Florida coach Bob Boughner said.
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If you mess that up, it's going to be very tough going for you as a business.
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I was still rooting for Ms. Johnson in "Fifty Shades Darker," even if it proved tough going.
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But with Brexit uncertainty confounding the issue, UK-based finance houses in particular are finding it tough going.
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It just makes it tough going for the corn market, given the demand we've got - or don't have.
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They also made it tough going for Young, who came in averaging better than 23 points per game.
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But it has been tough going: those who benefit from unequal opportunities are unsurprisingly reluctant to cede their privileges.
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Initially, things were slow as consumers in Singapore were skeptical of rented clothes, she said: It was tough going.
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They all recommend getting mentors and learning as much as you can, because it's tough going it on your own.
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It's tough going from city to city, day after day, trying to rally some excitement for the local congressional candidates.
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Right, exactly, and most people who do hardware — like from everything from the Fitbit to other things — have very tough going. Yes.
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You look at comedy especially, and it's been pretty tough going for comedies at the box office for the last couple years.
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While the next closest major city of Edmonton maintains a healthy DIY scene, it can be tough going in Calgary beyond bar metal.
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The movie is tough going, but coming from a 19-year-old, it shows a startlingly expansive understanding of what movies can be.
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"It was really tough going from the slow indoors to the fast outdoors when I really didn't have any practice at all," Fritz said.
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However, surveying the area for other possible entry points is slow and time-consuming, as the terrain is tough going -- mountainous and heavily forested.
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Local West Country dealers, who rely almost exclusively on English buyers, were finding the post-Brexit market for modestly priced collectibles extremely tough going.
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A Lyrid meteorPhoto: Islam Hassan (Flickr)The Lyrid meteor shower peaks tonight, but actually spotting a meteor could be tough going for lots of observers.
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"We knew (deGrom) was going to be tough going into today because they didn't want to be swept at home," Nationals manager Dusty Baker said.
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A 2 percent jump in oil prices did support markets blessed with the black stuff, such as Russia, but for most others it was tough going.
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Gutiérrez also found Formula One tough going, scoring only six points in 2013, with a highest finish of seventh, and scoring no points the next year.
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Bloomberg's debut as a serious candidate has prompted a reckoning with his record, and this past week, as Bloomberg was blitzing Super Tuesday states, was tough going.
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"It's positive for EMs, but I think we've gotten a lot of big moves in EM already and further gains will be tough going forward," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Dutch shipowner Vroon is finding talks with banks tough going as it tries to navigate a way out of a long slump in the shipping industry.
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One of them, Francis Rooney, has held town-hall meetings and lunches in his district to explain himself to conservative constituents, but he says it is tough going.
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Foreign companies have found it tough going in China, so the partnership with Alipay will help Samsung navigate the regulation as well as build relationship with consumers in China.
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It will be tough going, given the company's history of bulldozing its way into urban areas without permission, decimating the highly regulated taxi business, and then asking for forgiveness later.
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Plus, there are concerns that even if Google gets everything worked out on its end, the service could be tough going for anyone who lacks the fastest of network connections.
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Evenflo presented its tests as rigorous and going beyond government requirements, which was misleadingTo safety-minded parents, Evenflo presented its tests as tough, going above and beyond what the government required.
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Dr. Mara Schonberg, an internist at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston, has worked for years to help women make decisions about breast cancer screening, and has found it tough going.
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Trump has to tell the country that it may be tough going for a while, but the economy is resilient and U.S. businesspeople are the most innovative and competitive in the world.
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But like the Indonesian and United Nations envoys who previously sought to mediate, China is finding the business of diplomacy tough going, with few signs that the crisis will soon be resolved.
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It's tough going through a walkthrough because you're trying to visualize everything that's going on, but at the same time, I really liked it, I was on the same page with (Arians).
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And while robos have managed to do a good job disrupting the space to a degree, their low-fee model, smaller average portfolio sizes and high customer-acquisition costs have made it tough going.
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The terrain is tough going -- mountainous and heavily forested, slowing down teams looking for other possible points of entry, and the rains across that region have been "relentless," according to CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam.
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"Readers turned off by excessive use of the N-word or those who are easily offended by stereotypes may find the book tough going," a critic for Kirkus Reviews wrote in a largely positive review.
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The themes of anger, violence, and domestic abuse are examined with such a blunt realism by writer/director Paddy Considine (yep, the main guy from Dead Man's Shoes) that the film is very, very tough going in places.
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Her interest in pornography, and what Holland Cotter in The New York Times called a "pathology of glamour," made for tough going in the 1990s, when she was criticized by some feminists as a sexualizer for its own sake.
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"The problem that they face is that there's so many competitors coming in – all of these large tech companies are developing other technologies that can enable them to do similar stuff, so I think it's going to be tough going forward," she said.
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But while Canadians will fight to a polite death for the right to consume homegrown beef, beer and maple syrup over what they view as inferior American alternatives, any move to mount a broad boycott could be tough going in a country that reveres U.S. popular culture and consumer goods over all others.
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In his fiscal 2017 budget proposal, Obama asked for $19 billion for cyber security across the U.S. government, an increase of $5 billion over this year While the White House's overall fiscal plan faces tough going in the Republican-controlled Congress, increased cyber security funding has won bipartisan support of lawmakers in the past.
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In his fiscal 2017 budget proposal, Obama asked for $19 billion for cyber security across the U.S. government, an increase of $5 billion over this year While the White House's overall fiscal plan faces tough going in the Republican-controlled Congress, increased cyber security funding has won bipartisan support of lawmakers in the past.
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Smyslov found it tough going for the next while, however, once he was back playing in Soviet events. In the next Soviet Championship (URS-ch15, Leningrad 1947), he tied for 3rd–4th places with 12/19, as Keres won. At Pärnu 1947, Smyslov scored 8/13 for a tied 4th–6th places, as Keres won again.
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The race starts in Fosnavåg, going through Sweden and Finland, before ending up in Murmansk in north Russia. Roy wants to keep his sheets clean, and refuses to race. That is until he finds out that Nina is attending the race together with her boyfriend Charley, and he has to stop her. The race is wild and tough, going over mountains, icy roads and frozen waters.
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He's learned to keep it in his trousers, but financially, he's corrupt. He's taken his eye off the ball business-wise and like a lot of people in the last year or two, he's found it tough going. His inability to show weakness or to share his problems with Tanya has been his downfall. He has to rebuild his life now and his long-term objective is to get Tanya back.
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Blunt wrote the song to express his feelings about his father. Minnie Wright of the Express wrote, "Heartbreaking perspective illuminates the place from which Blunt has penned the deeply personal Once Upon A Mind with the arrival of Monster". Lauren Murphy of Entertainment.ie wrote, "Before you watch this video, be warned that it's pretty tough going if you're feeling in any way emotionally fragile, or have lost a parent".
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The UFAWU blamed the owners for the loss and vice versa.Stevens and Knight, 165. The strike continued for another two months with strong unity from its membership, however it was tough going when many co-op members were not unionized within the UFAWU. On May 24 the strike broke as more trawlers began to return to fishing and brought their catches back to the co-op for processing.
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On his return to Blundell Park, he found it tough going to dislodge Toner from the first team. Mariners boss Russell Slade had also signed Curtis Woodhouse, another centralised midfielder who played in the same natural position to Kalala. Grimsby failed to gain automatic promotion, and thus settled for a place in the play-offs. They eventually were knocked out by Cheltenham Town in the final, losing 1–0 at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
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The Pistons had a 2–0 series lead, but knew it would be tough going in L.A. Magic Johnson tried to play, but the pain of his hamstring injury was just too great. He left Game 3 after just five minutes with the Lakers leading, 11–8. Without Magic, the Lakers made a heroic effort. James Worthy scored 26 points, and the 42-year-old Kareem Abdul-Jabbar found the fountain of youth, contributing 24 points and 13 rebounds.
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He refuses, and they tie Ophelia up at the customs dock. Althea goes to her family and tries to convince them to join with the Teniras in standing up to the Satrap, but it's tough going. Meanwhile, Brashen has been serving with a pirate when he's called upon to help dispose of a piece of pirate booty—a painting that he knows was Althea's, from Vivacia. He had heard the rumors that Kennit had captured Vivacia but didn't believe it.
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Orgill, p. 65. Fierce resistance from the Corps′ 1st Parachute Division—commanded by Heidrich (supported by intense artillery fire from the Coriano ridge in the hills on the Canadians' left)—brought their advance to a halt. Meanwhile, British V Corps was finding progress in the more difficult hill terrain with its poor roads tough going. On 3–4 September, while the Canadians once again attacked along the coastal plain, V Corps made an armoured thrust to dislodge the Coriano Ridge defences and reach the Marano river.
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"In Glasgow, I attended mass at half-six every morning ... [A]fter that, I would take to the hills outside the city for the running and stamina training. I had to watch my diet and keep myself right that it was really tough going. My exercise routines were so varied and beneficial that the Glasgow Celtic manager Jimmy McGrory asked me to go along and help the team out." After six successful bouts in Scotland, Caldwell made his return to Belfast where he out pointed the Spaniard Esteban Martin in late 1958.
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First Battle: Northern Sector 24 January – 11 February 1944. It became the task of the U.S. 34th Division (joined temporarily by the 142nd Infantry Regiment of the 36th Division, which had been held in reserve and unused during the Rapido crossing) to fight southward along the linked hilltops towards the intersecting ridge on the south end of which was Monastery Hill. They could then break through down into the Liri valley behind the Gustav Line defences. It was very tough going: the mountains were rocky, strewn with boulders and cut by ravines and gullies.
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The book was a popular success and has sold over a million copies. It has been credited with spreading ideas about self-esteem to general audiences. Self- help expert Tom Butler-Bowdon warned that "readers find this book tough going", particularly in the earlier chapters, but described it as "one of the earliest classics of the popular psychology genre". Critics such as sociologist Frank Furedi and neuropsychologist Paul Pearsall cited the book as an example of what they see as a cultural trend of over-emphasizing the significance of self-esteem.
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And there was a good chance she might do well enough to join the Chinese national team.. However, they decided to do so after she was deemed too short for the Chinese National team. Since her parents were not earning much, they faced much difficulty paying for Tao's swim training. Tao's English was not as good as other students her age, she joined a Primary 5 class in Queenstown Primary School though she was three years older than her classmates. She found things tough-going.. However, she worked hard and took extra language lessons, and now converses fluently in English.
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In a 1979 interview by Harold Myra in an issue of Christianity Today, Taylor explained the inspiration for preparing The Living Bible: > The children were one of the chief inspirations for producing the Living > Bible. Our family devotions were tough going because of the difficulty we > had understanding the King James Version, which we were then using, or the > Revised Standard Version, which we used later. All too often I would ask > questions to be sure the children understood, and they would shrug their > shoulders—they didn't know what the passage was talking about. So I would > explain it.
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Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren fueled the debate upon returning to Seattle, saying during a Seahawks rally, "We knew it was going to be tough going up against the Pittsburgh Steelers. I didn't know we were going to have to play the guys in the striped shirts as well." Al Michaels commented during a Sunday Night Football game a few months later, "The fact that Holmgren was not fined for that statement speaks volumes to me." Michaels explained he was alluding to Holmgren's need to "blow off steam", but also suggested a perceived admission by the NFL that something went wrong in that game.
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Senator Kit Bond, nearing retirement in 2010, recalled with some embarrassment in a conversation on civility in political discourse that Moynihan had once "slugged [Bond] on the Senate floor after Bond denounced an earmark Moynihan had slipped into a highway appropriations bill. Some months later Moynihan apologized, and the two occasionally would relax in Moynihan's office after a long day to discuss their shared interest in urban renewal over a glass of port.""Uncivil society: Jim Leach '64 leads an effort to restore respectful discourse to our national life, but it's tough going", by Mark F. Bernstein, Princeton Alumni Weekly, June 2, 2010. Retrieved June 17, 2010.
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This performance made him the number one ranked prospect heading into the 1985 NHL Entry Draft according to Central Scouting. The Toronto Maple Leafs held the first overall draft pick in the draft, but their pre-draft meeting with Simpson and his family did not go well. The Globe and Mail quoted Simpson discussing the meeting: "I had a lot of negative feelings about that first meeting and people told me a lot of negative things about Toronto so it was tough going." Ultimately the Leafs passed on Simpson and selected Wendel Clark with the first overall selection leaving Simpson available for the Penguins at number two.
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Although they missed out on joining their arch-rivals, as they had just left to form the Alliance Premier League. The sale of the club's Central Ground to Sainsbury's allowed the club to move to a much more modern stadium, although it was over a mile away in nearby Wincham. The second season at Wincham Park in 1990–91 proved to be one of the best seasons in the club's history as they won the NPL by 16 points, gaining promotion to the Football Conference. However, the club found this tough going and continual relegation struggles resulted in the first relegation in the club's history in 1994.
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The WA Reds juniors won their first SG Ball game beating the Balmain Tigers at ME Stadium 28–8. Whilst the team found it tough going against often bigger and more experienced sides they did claim a couple of scalps and at the end of the season Curtis Rona was signed by the Sydney Roosters, earning a call up to the under 20s side during 2010. A new bid logo was launched in 2010 and membership for fans was made available. NRL CEO David Gallop recognised the WA Reds 2013 bid on a number of occasions, speaking positively about the potential for a Perth team in the NRL.
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The 3rd Division was alerted to move to New Guinea in February 1943, but Blamey did not initially intend for Savige to command it, for he felt that "it's very tough going up there", and he still had doubts about Savige's physical fitness. A thorough medical examination cleared the way, and Savige departed for Port Moresby in March 1943. The successful conclusion of the Battle of Wau left the 17th Infantry Brigade—now under Brigadier Murray Moten—at Wau as the only troops in contact with the enemy in the South West Pacific Area. Herring, now in command of New Guinea Force, ordered Savige to threaten the Japanese position at Salamaua; the result was the Salamaua–Lae campaign.
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A February 7 online ESPN poll found that, with 103,167 votes cast, 61.7% of those votes were cast for the choice of "officiating mistakes affected the outcome of Super Bowl XL." Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren himself took issue with the officiating at a rally for his team on February 6 at Qwest Field, saying, "We knew it was going to be tough going against the Pittsburgh Steelers. I didn't know we were going to have to play the guys in the striped shirts as well." He was not fined for the remark. In response to the criticisms leveled at the officials, the NFL, just two days after the game, released a statement defending the officials' performance.
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In the short "Birth of a Salesman", the young lady known only by her relationship to her husband has an important influence on Lord Emsworth's happiness while visiting America. A small, friendly and companionable girl, she is more than capable of fixing scrambled eggs and finding bacon, coffee and even toast in a strange kitchen, and is attempting to raise money by selling richly bound encyclopaedias of Sport. She hopes to raise money as Ed works in a garage and his pay won't stretch to extras, such as the baby she has due the following January, but keeps her career from her husband as he would have a fit. She finds the work tough going and suffers from blisters, and is thus the instigator of Emsworth's brief career in sales.
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Coleman was born in Kettering, Northamptonshire and first played for local non-league clubs, Kettering Town and then Northampton Town in 1901. He was signed by Second Division Woolwich Arsenal in the summer of 1902, and immediately became a regular goalscorer for the club. Coleman made his debut against Preston North End on 6 September 1902, and in his first season was top scorer with 17 goals in 30 matches, as Arsenal finished third. The following season he broke his own record and scored 23 goals in 28 games, which along with strike partner Tommy Shanks' 25 goals, helped Arsenal to second spot and thus promotion to the First Division. Coleman found 1905–06, his first season at the top, tough going (he only scored five goals), but the following season he scored 15 in 34 matches. Coleman's season was topped with Arsenal reaching the FA Cup semi-finals (which they lost to Newcastle United), and his one and only cap for England, against Ireland on 16 February 1907.
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