Sentence examples for too durable from inspiring English sources
no portion, save bone, too durable to digest.
In rejecting the idea of shipping directly to consumers, executives and analysts cited buying patterns and market relationships that they said were too durable to be displaced by the Internet.
Quite simply, the ties that bind Moscow to Tehran are too durable and too entwined with core Russian national interests to fall by the wayside on their own.
The city's health department has also enlisted the American Institute of Baking, based in Kansas, to perfect trans fat-free bulk recipes for chewy chocolate cookies (trans fat-free shortenings tended to make the cookies too crispy), durable pie crust and other comfort foods, to prove to skeptics that the textures and "mouth feel" they love can be accomplished without trans fats.
New studies, as noted here last week, confirm that growth in labour productivity has soared in the computer-manufacturing industry, and is higher too in durable-goods manufacturing more generally.
The Boden Chilly Days Gilet is also great fun and durable too.
"It is incredibly durable, too," she added — the ultimate test when parents are on the road and far from home.
And there have been some less positive signs in the private sector, too: orders for durable goods — everything from washing machines to Boeing 747s — have been soft, and business surveys have shown firms exhibiting caution about expanding.
From Epsom to the far east, Snow Fairy's ability to change gear in the closing stages of a race has made her one of the most impressive money earners ever trained in a British stable, and her success in the Irish Champion Stakes here on Saturday proved that she is one of the most durable too.
