Sentence examples for agreeable trend from inspiring English sources

SILICON VALLEY folklore has it that, as soon as Gordon Moore, a founder of Intel, worked out his famous "law"—that the number of transistors which can be fitted on to a silicon chip doubles every 18 months—one of his investors discerned a less agreeable trend.

Despite the presence of confinement in the experiments, the ignition limits determined experimentally were found to be relatively agreeable with trends predicted by a previously developed 1-D numerical model (Maxwell and Radulescu, 2011), which assumes a release into an unconfined environments.

By contrast, anyone partial to Casablancas as a born-again keyboard fetishist will find Comedown far more agreeable – bang on trend, even.

From £12.50; ifeelsmug.com Back to school These new leather satchels tick all the boxes, with a nod to the Scottish Independence issue and an agreeable way to incorporate the a/w tartan trend.

The trend is reinforced by social media algorithms which push agreeable content in the direction of the consumer, and screens out irritations such as alternative points of view.

Less agreeable is the explosion of public debt and the acceleration of a decades-long trend: financial concentration.

How agreeable.

Professional, agreeable waiters.

Well, I'm agreeable.

Her odor was agreeable.

SERVICE Agreeable, speedy, amusing.