Sentence examples for a hard trend from inspiring English sources

Three makes a trend, as Tess learned in her newspaper days, and if Carole Epstein was dead, it was a hard trend to ignore.

This isn't just a Catholic problem — the Protestant denominations, which allow clergy to marry and often ordain women, have had the same difficulties drawing in and keeping talent — and it's a hard trend to reverse: In the scramble for money and status that we call meritocracy, a career in the clergy offers little of the former (save to megachurch-builders) and less of the latter than it used to.

This is a future fact, a "Hard Trend".

And it all comes down to how much work you're willing to do, because big data is a hard trend.

It's a hard trend, and it's spread is inevitable - the question is: how are you succeeding or failing at positioning your business to take advantage of it?

When a large corporation has no expertise in a rapidly growing area such as social media that represents a Hard Trend (a future certainty) going forward, it typically buys what it needs.

For example, saying that Baby Boomers will age is a Hard Trend--it will happen; it's a future fact.

The rapid increase in data makes this a fast growing hard trend that cannot be ignored.

6)    Gamification of Training and Education will fuel a fast moving hard trend using advanced simulations and skill-based learning systems that are self-diagnostic, interactive, game-like, and competitive, all focused on giving the user an immersive experience thanks to a photo-realistic 3D interface.

A hard demographic trend is the aging of the baby boomers, while a soft trend relating to this hard trend is whether companies will systematically collect and share the knowledge that those boomers possess before they punch the clock for the last time.

An example of a hard technology trend is the growth of mobile apps used for key business functions like sales, training and customer service.