Sentence examples for acknowledge the trend from inspiring English sources

The small but perfectly formed paisley print on this Dockers shirt is an excellent way to acknowledge the trend.

Companies like Citigroup and General Electric were pioneers, having established specialized centers in other countries and sending ever more complex and critical functions outside the U.S. Companies like IBM acknowledge the trend and are reportedly hastening efforts to move jobs outside the U.S. before its competitors do.

The state lost its traditionally inviolable monopoly on violence and our society, though many refuse to acknowledge the trend, drifted into a condition closely approximating psychosis.

Acknowledging the trend, Zagat last year added a new category, "spa facilities," to its Zagat Hotel Survey guides.

The Securities and Exchange Commission seems to be acknowledging the trend: Last month, it adopted amendments to federal proxy rules intended to "encourage the creation of, and participation in, company-sponsored electronic shareholder forums".

Senior administration officials, including Vice President Dick Cheney, have acknowledged the trend of increased violence during Ramadan, but also have sought to portray this October's increase in violence as timed to the midterm election, with insurgents hoping to influence the American political process.

Acknowledging the trends, Crane says, "If a company like ours were to find itself as the fossil-fuel power generation company, we would be in a business that is in terminal decline".

Many of the people who work in reality TV acknowledge that the trend cannot sustain its current scorching popularity, but they predict that the production standards set by the shows will influence fictional television forms.

Jennifer Lafferty, a beauty blogger, acknowledged the pale trend.

But they acknowledged the uncertain trend lines, calling it a glass-half-full or half-empty situation, as one put it.

"Most of our line is meat-based, acknowledging the humanization trend," she adds, referring to the increasing predilection for dog owners to feed their pets the types of food they themselves eat.