Sentence examples for tough model from inspiring English sources
The Tough-3000 is the first of the company's rugged line to offer HD video capture (720p) and is also the most affordable Tough model at $230.
Why Germany's Willkommenskultur is a tough model for Eastern Europe to follow, http://www.ecfr.eu/article/commentary_understanding_eastern_european_attitudes_on_refugees4019 accessed 26 September 2016.
Even that could be a risky move, as Netflix's anemic margins on streaming video content show that it's a tough model to run with.
They thought the Tough model of the functions of teacher and child language was accessible, and used it to reflect on how their talk could influence the children's interactions.
To be honest, I suspect these estimates are low – but even if accurate – offer evidence of why this is a tough model for Amazon to emulate at scale, given that their net retail margins today hover around only 2%.
The framework includes the following suggestions and questions, some of which overlap with the Derewianka and Tough models: 1.
Alan Baker, owner of Horizon Personnel, an agency in Parsippany, N.J., signed the original New Jersey code, but said he was less happy about the tougher, model national code.
The latest styling changes, by identifying the baby of the range more strongly in visual terms with Jeep's biggest, toughest models, only amplify the effect.
"But it's still a tough business model".
Over the years it's proven a tough business model to sustain.
It is also a Tough Solar model and can survive masssive impacts.
