Sentence examples for brutal trend from inspiring English sources

The shootings are part of a brutal trend.

But if you're looking to build a company, the trend is brutal because the talent is churning too fast to, well, actually build a real company.

"Appropriate Adult" seems on the surface to fit into a recent trend of grim, brutal, almost nihilistic British crime films typified by the "Red Riding" trilogy; its director, Julian Jarrold, also directed the first "Red Riding" installment.

Canada's most stylish rapist and killer has been a byword for retro chic since.. Trends come in, trends go out, but this brutal bouffant never strays the wrong side of fabulous!

That's even though it can be "a very brutal business, especially when you're off trend or there's a better mousetrap opening next door".

One brutal truth emerges from Nielsen SoundScan's report on trends in the music industry for the first half of 2014 Todayy's consumers are far more interested in seeing and hearing pop music than buying it.

Let's hope that this trend continues as we bring Saddam Hussein and his brutal, evil regime to a swift end.

But all that was halted — and even reversed — by a brutal one-two punch from the recession and changing demographic trends.

In the past ten years a worrying new trend has emerged: children with albinism are often the victims of the brutal attacks described above.

Shortly after a brutal attack on a satirical magazine in Paris, #jesuischarlie or "I am Charlie" began trending on social media.

Now that Labour has committed to following the Tory/Liberal Democrat consensus of austerity – a brutal policy now proven not to work – it seems there's no escape to this increasingly rightwing political trend except to get out.