Sentence examples for is tough to avoid from inspiring English sources

That feeling of age, of a coming sunset, is tough to avoid in all corners of traditional publishing.

You need that orchestra of 30 or more chemicals in the right balance to give you a good tomato". While not putting your summer tomatoes from the farmers' market in the refrigerator is an option, buying already-refrigerated tomatoes during the off-season is tough to avoid.

If you're renting a car for a week, that savings can help you defray another source of sticker shock that is tougher to avoid these days: high gas prices when you fill up.

"How do you have a visit where we don't get into a tit-for-tat with the man who is going to be running China for the next 10 years, which is something we don't want to do, but is tougher to avoid during an election year?" said Jeffrey A. Bader, a former China policy maker in the White House.

It's tough to avoid what you don't see".

For Glavine, it was tough to avoid what people were saying yesterday.

The germs that cause toenail fungus, or onychomycosis as it is known in the medical world, are tough to avoid.

In the mist early on Friday morning, as the New World Orange team and friends made their way to the unofficial "Rage Stage" for a 3 a.m. set, it was tough to avoid hearing a few bricks fall.

It's tough to avoid the obvious machine/sexuality metaphors, as the machinist, who is more direct and masculine than any of the others, cruises the timid tease of a manager.

One member of the racing media characterized the coverage as a "cheap attempt to get clicks," and it's tough to avoid reaching that conclusion, given the paucity of reporting on horse racing by many of the outlets who blasted the news out on Saturday.

The analogies are tough to avoid.