Sentence examples for a more general trend from inspiring English sources

Third, our findings are based on four newspapers, which may raise concern about generalizability; however, the selected newspapers have the highest circulations in Italy, and the results are similar to those obtained in the USA, suggesting a generalized trend or a more general trend.

The sharply lower rates reflect a more general trend in lower borrowing costs here.

In one way at least, Mr. Armani participated in a more general trend.

But there is a more general trend towards the curmudgeonly in these poems, one not solely reserved for sociopolitical critique.

But the new finance merely mirrors (and even lags behind) a more general trend in modern economies towards arms-length commercial ties.

Alongside a more general trend towards sharing and making more efficient and elegant use of the resources that surround us all, the idea of exchange and reciprocity will be more firmly embedded within the culture of giving.

Some business owners are also capitalizing on a newly energized nostalgia for the vibrant Detroit that used to be, and the more general trend toward urban living.

But the more general trend is resignation.

Adyen's own growth in that more general trend has been very strong.

The other, more general, trend that this latest turn has teased out is the one that we've heard come up many times before.

Terrorism benefits from the more general trend now emerging in which small groups can cause asymmetric damage from afar, and such threats are increasingly difficult to detect among the noise.