Sentences with phrase «making tough»

Finally, if Wenger really cares that Arsenal go to the next level with Lacazette in the striker's role he will need to surround him with the proper kinds of players, those who compliment his skills and give him a legitimate chance to lead the line... if they can spread the opposing teams back line with Sanchez on the left and someone of consequence on the right (must purchase this individual), this would likely create some space for Ozil in the middle of the pitch... having 3 players who can not only create their own opportunities, but provide assists and make well - timed runs, could bring some much - needed directness back into our ticky - tack approach of late... unfortunately instead of making the tough decisions and spending the supporters money in the right places, we instead have wasted so much time bashing our heads against the same brick wall over and over again and expecting different results..

This announcement is likely still months away, meaning plenty can change, and making this a tough bet to predict.

They have not managed to get past the last 16 since 2010, with ties against Barcelona and Bayern Munich making it tough for them to go through.

Lamont seems to have removed anything PSU - related from his twitter page, and he tweeted a few days ago about «making tough decisions» and that you «can't wait around for ifs and buts.»

He manipulated the chess board with ease, using the threat of his legs to move defenders out of position, then making tough throws everywhere.

The narrative around the Hawks seems to be that those Kane / Toews salaries are making it tough to roster experienced, quality guys.

Consequently, «making a boy into a man» nowadays may mean not just making him tough and strong but also helping him to learn communications skills, to deal with others under stress and to learn a game plan and apply it in a few days.

Was John the «short term fix» to which you referred and if so, how did John... «the crutch» help anyone «avoid making tough decisions»...... what does that even mean....

«We saw him rebounding and hustling and just making tough plays.

During that timeframe, the prices of ingredients can change more than once, making it tough to maintain a decent profit margin, Evans says.

If you leave this silver skin on, when it's cooked it will tighten up that section of the medallion and synch up the meat on that side, making it tough and not cook very evenly.

It prevents me from humiliation by making me tough and cold and preemptively critical.

Some believers worship in the state - sanctioned churches, but most still worship in so - called house or underground churches, which operate outside the sanctioned system — making them tough to number.

It's tempting to think that because God is gracious and loving, he'll just let everything slide, never holding us accountable for making tough choices or following through on them.

As for intervention in times of stress, I can not tell you how many times I have sensed confidence that I do not possess in making tough decisions.

At a time when families across Alberta are making tough decisions to live within their means, the NDP spending frenzy continues, increasing another 5.4 per cent this year to a record $ 56 billion.

Fewer foreclosures, rising property values and competition from hedge funds are making it tough to find good ideals on distress sales,» said Chris Clothier, partner in Memphis Invest and Premier Property Management Group.

Running a business involves making tough decisions and weighing positives against negatives.

Interest can add up quickly and can add to the sum of your principal, making it tough to pay back student loans.

They do all the legwork involved with making tough insurance decisions on behalf of their customers, and then help them with the application and purchasing process — explaining policies and the entire process in plain English so you know what you're getting.

But the Honest Ads Act and other rules about ads transparency and data privacy could end up protecting Facebook by being simply a paperwork speed bump for it while making it tough for competitors to build a rival database of personal info.

But we believe government should not shirk from making tough decisions in public... It's time to put the public interest ahead of partisan interests.»

He's also notably quick after the snap, making him a tough matchup for any interior lineman.

Carney, who's leaving roughly two years before his term officially expires, won't be the one making that tough call.

For 25 - year - old Myles Reville, it's about accountability — he enjoys being responsible for making the tough calls for his business, a strength he learned from coaching sailing.

But that is an evasive maneuver: Be wary when a controlling shareholder puts distance between himself and the board when it comes to making tough decisions.

Making tough choices is hard, but you can't avoid them.

Just hoping things will turn out well stops us from making tough choices, believing the best about others can get you taken advantage of, and a failure to look at the world as it truly is can be harmful to both your business and your personal life.

You have to be scrappy, and you'll spend far more time leveraging soft skills, such as being patient, managing change, connecting with people, and making tough decisions, than doing the accounting.

In this case, the Saudi leadership is highly incentivized to get oil prices higher, making it a tough fight for the bears in the market, for now.

But the estimates came with a caveat: Almost half of the projects the PBO reviewed didn't have identifiable start dates, making it tough to determine the «actual timing and magnitude of their economic impact,» the report says.

It's relatively simple for these huge companies to sell e-procurement services as part of a bigger contract, making it tough for Coupa to win customers.

That may entail making some tough decisions, as VarageSale discovered.

But leadership is all about making tough decisions.

I've found, talking to deVere's many U.S. clients that most American companies do indeed want to remain headquartered in America but the tax situation is making it tough to justify doing so.

Taking over the brain's functions, it prioritizes survival over critical thinking, making reasoning and logical decision - making tough to access.

When it comes to making tough decisions, those voices in our heads are wrong at least as often as right.

People avoid making the tough decisions because they know the CEO is going to step in at the last minute and change everything anyways.

Whereas entrepreneurs may have looked to their investors or board members in the past for guidance, founders are discovering that their investors are increasingly strapped for time, which leaves them with nowhere to turn when making tough business decisions.

Under Fisher, the company had trouble making tough calls.

OPINION: With one eye on re-election and afraid of making tough calls, politicians have ignored a number of crises that will profoundly affect their constituents.

W100 winner Laura Williams has learned that running a company means making some tough calls.

«Making the tough decision to let somebody go is just heart - wrenching for those two guys.

With all these tools at their fingertips, what is needed more than anything is the political will to make tough choices states will need to make.

Everyone makes tough decisions, regardless of their position.

It also involves teaching them how to make tough ethical choices.

Jean Coutu, the owner of his eponymous drugstore chain, made the tough decision this year to sell his iconic pharmacy business that took a half century to build.

Knowing that you are guided by your goals, and your company's priorities, helps build the strength to make those tough choices.

Virgin Group founder Richard Branson and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos both use the same strategy to make tough decisions.

«At the same time, we will also need to make tough decisions about what to stop doing.