ตัวอย่าง tough luck

• The public may have lost out; tough luck.

• For those with environmental concerns, it is just tough luck.

• If that does not satisfy the condition in new clause 27(4), that would be tough luck.

• We heard then of economic implications, imperatives, the market and so forth—and tough luck on the miners, the steel workers and the manufacturing workers.

• It is tough luck on an employer who will have to pay a guaranteed sum when a dispute occurs elsewhere.

• It was tough luck if one was a tenant.

• Some people say that it is tough luck and that it does not matter.

• If supermarkets do not like such an arrangement, that is tough luck on them.

• If it costs more than £30,000 a year, that is tough luck.

• If he cannot do so, it is tough luck—at the top.

• But that is tough luck; people have a right to use footpaths.

• If people do not have water and cannot have a bath, that is tough luck.

• Out he will go and it is just tough luck.

• If the votes fall out in a way that we do not like, that is tough luck.

• It is rather tough luck on the owners of shares in a company which has been capitalised in such a way as to have preference shares rather than debentures.