tough stand

Frequency: 6.88.5 per million words

a firm and difficult effort to resist opposition

standADJECTIVE + NOUN

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tough

Examples (10)

  • The government decided to take a tough stand against corruption.
  • The company adopted a tough stand in negotiations with the union.
  • Environmental activists are urging leaders to take a tough stand on climate change.
  • She earned respect for her tough stand on ethical issues.
  • The teacher had to take a tough stand with the disruptive students.
  • Many believe a tougher stand is needed to address the crisis.
  • The president's tough stand on trade policies was met with mixed reactions.
  • It's time for the community to take a united and tough stand against violence.
  • Despite the challenges, they maintained a tough stand on their principles.
  • The new regulations represent a tough stand to protect consumer rights.