Sentence examples for a tough memory from inspiring English sources

Production increases and costs cuts weren't enough to spare Micron's margins from a tough memory market.

The problem is Facebook risks hurting people by dredging up tough memories.

The anniversary of his death brought back some pretty tough memories of how I felt when it all happened.

It triggered some tough memories.

He succeeds Spain's Federico Mayor, a former biochemist who, though holding the post for 12 years, continued to have a tough job erasing the memory of corruption, mismanagement and waste left behind by his Senegalese predecessor, Amadou M'Bow.If the conduct of the election is anything to go by, the omens are uninspiring.

TDK's core business is magnetic components for electronic memories, a tough field but it grows moderately, improving earnings.

It was a tough day for the Flash memory maker but it could get tougher as competition intensifies in the market and consolidation continues in the overall enterprise sector.

He is spiritually bereft, adrift, a tough guy with nothing but memories to sink his teeth into.

(There are exceptions, like Artie Shaw, a tough, unsmiling character with an accurate memory, and Jackie McLean, who talks as if he's tired of pieties).

"This was a tough feat for someone with a memory impairment.

Even without these memories, inflation is a tough sell.