Sentence examples similar to a difficult trend from inspiring English sources

"During the first three quarters of 2000 the city saw unparalleled levels of both rate and occupancy, a very difficult trend to maintain for a sustained period".

A slightly more difficult trend to spot is that of cleanliness.

It refuses migrants, so its population is shrinking and aging a difficult trend to reverse once a country’s birthrate has declined so rapidly.

PHOENIX -- The frustration from a difficult losing trend bubbled up in the visitors' clubhouse after the Mets were beaten for the fifth time in six games on Tuesday.

What Labour needs most is a truthful analysis of modern times that provides the party with a general cast of mind – so much more important than tablets of stone – which can guide it towards winning an effective majority amid difficult trends for traditional centre-left parties in most of the developed world.

Analysts had forecast higher revenue, and most of the better-than-expected performance came from cost-cutting and a lower tax rate, which are difficult trends to sustain.

The return of sex appeal after seasons of "difficult" trends was noticeable even in the restrained aesthetic of Isabel Marant.

"There is no sign that the difficult trends we have experienced over the past few years will abate," Christoph M. Pachler, Playboy's chief financial officer, told analysts on a recent conference call.

redid this medium-range forecast — now taking a view on what debt would be after a difficult economic recovery to trend growth.

But with that flood of data comes an obsolescence disclaimer: "The fluctuating nature of the trendsetting market makes keeping up with trends a difficult task".

Here we see a business that generates more than $25 billion in yearly revenue for HP stuck between market trends, a difficult economy, and regional weakness, according to the company.