Sentence examples for a repeated trend from inspiring English sources

Ruchir Sharma of Morgan Stanley sees in a 200-year history of commodity prices a repeated trend of two decades of price declines followed by one decade of gains.Commodity bulls and the world's big mining companies have an answer to all this.

This would require further study including a time trend to explore whether this is a repeating trend over 5 10 years.

Problem reports will be automatically sent to Instagram about "repeated" trends.

The first was an unadjusted model that included only the repeated measures trend terms and main effects and interactions between the repeated measures trend terms and EM/CM status (with EM as reference).

That cynical remark was intended not only to disparage government efforts to uplift the poor, but also to justify major cuts in social programs, which contributed to a significant increase in poverty during the 1980s -- a trend repeated in the first decade of the 21st century, even before the current recession, while George W. Bush occupied the White House.

"Niall y Demi" has been a repeat worldwide trending topic on Twitter -- fueled by young Lovatics and Directioners -- and "Nemi" has become an affection petname for the could-be couple.

It is a trend repeated across the most populous nation that is affecting global prices of grain and dairy products, and raising the risk of hunger among the world's poor as grain is diverted to fatten up animals.

We repeated the trend analyses using cumulative dose instead of dose rate.

A 5.1% increase in fleet car registrations fuelled growth as sales to private buyers fell 1.2%, repeating a trend that took hold eight months ago.

Interestingly, that list includes several films that do not come from traditional cinema powers in Europe, but are from or about the Middle East, repeating a trend that was noticeable last year, when four of the five films that were finalists touched on subjects related to the Middle East or Islam.

Underlining the argument that the move was more of a one-time gesture than the beginning of a trend, he repeated a warning to unions not to use inflation as a pretext to demand steep wage increases.