Sentence examples for tough trend from inspiring English sources

An orange jumpsuit is a tough trend to tackle (just like black and white stripes).

Mixing prints and patterns may seem like a recipe for sartorial disaster, but Michelle Obama has what it takes to make this tough trend work.

But as everyone in his business knows, making a big debut in New York's tough, trend-happy dining scene is something else entirely — especially when you're 65.

But as Live Nation Entertainment tries to create this fan-friendly concert experience and improve its margins, it has tough trends to fight.

"There has been a tougher trend across the whole market, and particularly the popular end of the market," said Simon Fox, chief executive of Trinity Mirror.

Ruffles may seem like child's play when you're younger, but they're a tougher trend to tackle when you're no longer wearing Mary Janes with your dresses.

"In essence, the division was poorly managed, senior management was extremely complacent about their position in Japan and changes now have been insufficient to buck a tough sector trend," Cohen pointed out.

Black and gold More urban-inclined dressers will love this serious-looking bag with its multi-stud design which fits in well with the tough-leather trend.

"We also believe tough ratings trends this season will make revenue growth difficult at the network, even under an optimistic scenario of selling ratings to advertisers that include most [digital video recorder] viewing versus live-only viewing this year," Noto wrote.

"We also believe tough ratings trends this season will make revenue growth difficult at the network, even under an optimistic scenario of selling ratings to advertisers that include most DVR viewing versus live-only viewing this year," Noto wrote.

While the show started in a simpler time of space shooters and side-scrolling adventures from world famous plumber Mario, times got tougher as trends skewed towards violent head-to-head combat games, or more adult-themed narratives.