Sentence examples for a longstanding trend from inspiring English sources

But in general richer regions fared better.That continues a longstanding trend.

Transportation experts said the stimulus was drawing attention to a longstanding trend.

Stevens will be trying to break a longstanding trend of college coaches who have failed on the main stage.

The Trades Union Congress said the relatively high chance of falling into poverty in the UK was a longstanding trend.

The Nets' fall from the top spot continued a longstanding trend: since 1994, the team with the worst record has won the lottery only once.

The Jewish population in the New York area grew by 9 percent over the last decade, reversing a longstanding trend of decline, the study found.

[C1.] Unions Succeed at Cingular Wireless, Counter to Trend Since July 2005, the Communications Workers of America has unionized 16,500 former AT&T Wireless workers at Cingular Wireless retail stores and call centers nationwide -- a move that runs counter to the longstanding trend in the telecommunications industry and American workplaces in general.

The deal, which would continue a longstanding consolidation trend in banking, is expected to be announced as early as today, though people close to the negotiation cautioned that the talks could still fall apart.

But combine a few established concepts in the Russian political consciousness with a longstanding legislative trend, and suddenly the proposal makes a lot of sense.

And neither party talks much about the effects of the longstanding trend in which employers have shifted a large share of retirement responsibilities from themselves to their workers.

Some algorithms do this in accordance with the longstanding trend in WSNs (or, to be precise, in any heavily constrained system) of using scenario-specific solutions as a way to optimize performance.