Sentence examples for an ugly trend from inspiring English sources

For Schlessinger, it was also part of an ugly trend.

As Dr Kelly said, "The wordsmithing is actually quite important …" A writer who thinks, who rewrites, isn't just bucking an ugly trend.

This may be particularly true for money managers, hit by rising redemption requests and falling returns and inflows: Stanford's fate was probably sealed when it started to block redemptions, after clients asked for $1.3 billion back in the last quarter of 2008.If this is the beginning of an ugly trend, all but the strongest money managers have reason to fret.

So while the sports example here is of little import, our response to the situation reveals an ugly trend that we should stop right now.

You need a strong woman to do most things, but Ms. Williams's physical strength, not to mention her beauty, gives power and clarity to a seemingly ugly trend.

Those figures are expected to be released on April 6. "We have had a pretty ugly trend in initial unemployment insurance claims for the last five or six weeks," said David Resler, chief economist at Nomura Securities International.

This would drive U.S. interest rates higher, slow the U.S. economy and reinforce a very ugly trend in global deflation.

There's an ugly new trend which seeks to silence any speaker who holds a view considered unacceptable by politically correct students, clumsily dubbed "non‑platforming", which I translate as "censoring".

In the meantime, I live and work in the magical land of California, which last year, had the notable distinction of being the only state in the nation to buck this ugly trend, stand up for women and actually expand a woman's access to abortion.

The (somewhat) good news is that a small but growing number of "response" videos to the "Am I Ugly?" trend have been posted, which means some kids are questioning the idea itself.

But the commercialisation of Eat, Pray, Love may nonetheless heralds the acceleration of this ugly trend.