Sentence examples for fickle trends from inspiring English sources

Yet they may be forgetting the risks that go with luxury, like tariffs, counterfeiting and fickle trends.

The good news is that if you shell out for a Clive Christian kitchen, you don't have to worry about the fickle trends of interior design.

In an age when producers are scrambling to filter acid, industrial and even noise through their techno, the big Swede's clean, utilitarian productions hold fast against fickle trends.

But having weathered the many fickle trends of dance music, Codes insists that he couldn't care less about what's "in" right now—even if cashing in could make him more money.

They've always been a tough bunch to please – fickle, trend-driven, and lacking in brand loyalty.

This is more than just another fickle trend; a quick search on LinkedIn reveals that "data scientist" now appears in roughly 36,000 help-wanted posts.

We'd worked together in TV for years and were tired of making "content" to satisfy a brand's mission statement or fit a fickle trend.

We'd worked together in TV for years and were tired of making "content" to satisfy a brand's mission statement or to fit a fickle trend.

This gives the group more flexibility than its rivals have to respond to fickle fashion trends.

It's a sisterly riposte to Ciara's name having become a byword for commercial failure, which is a reflection less of her talent than of mismanagement and fickle pop trends.

"Disrupt or be disrupted," the venture capitalist Josh Linkner warns in a new book, "The Road to Reinvention," in which he argues that "fickle consumer trends, friction-free markets, and political unrest," along with "dizzying speed, exponential complexity, and mind-numbing technology advances," mean that the time has come to panic as you've never panicked before.