Sentence examples for anxious trend from inspiring English sources

The unexpectedly poor performance of Inferno was yet another example of an anxious trend in the movie business: more of the same isn't working.

I am anxious, of course.

The old nobility thought that Solon had gone too far and were anxious to reverse the trend; the common people thought that he had not gone far enough.

The study also showed that the students were anxious about not following trends or choosing fashionable innovations, an important motivation behind their choices.

Findings from the latest MTF will be released in late December 2005, and researchers are anxious to see if the trend holds.

There was a trend for highly anxious patients to access services more than those low on anxiety in the computerised group.

It flagged the provincial American as surely as a taste for acrylic greens, golf-tournament pastels, and clashing plaids — three other trends of an anxious season in which designers, like the strapped revenue collectors they are, declared an amnesty for, and even embraced, the faux pas of the average guy.

What is surprising is that the higher this market trends, the more anxious the masses become.

Frank says he expects that anxious, overtired workers will drive this trend well into this decade, too.

Morty, anxious about being left out of the trend, enlists Grandpa Rick's help to learn the dos and don'ts of Wizards of the Coast's iconic tabletop adventure game.

An interesting result highlighted that if the previous relationship dated back to more than four years, in men we observe a trend towards higher values of anxious attachment, whereas in women there is an increase of exclusive attachment.