Sentence examples for considering the trend from inspiring English sources
The honor was a surprise considering the trend to vote players from winning teams.
Internationalisation is essential for 21st-century career: When considering the trend over the last two decades for universities to be seen as organisations selling a product (education) to a customer (the student), it is important to note that in reality graduates and research output are the products of our institutions and that the whole society (not just employers) are the customers.
Considering the trend towards content discovery on mobile platforms, it would make sense for SlideShare to have mobile offerings.
Considering the trend of longer-span bridges in future, aerostatic and aerodynamic features play a major role in their design.
Considering the trend in consumer spending and the current economic conditions, we doubt many parents will be willing to subsidize for the more expensive clothing.
Considering the trend that more and more service logs are represented using XML or JSON format which has good flexibility and interoperability, fault classification problem of semi-structured logs is considered as a challenging issue in this area.
These attributes are at once more intangible, more lasting, and more powerful than formal policies, structures, and procedures, particularly considering the trends toward decentralization noted above.
Considering the trends of the flux changes of SO2 and H2S, we presume that majority of SO2 and H2S are supplied, respectively, from high-temperature magmatic fluid of a deep origin and from hydrothermal system.
Therefore, after considering the trends in the human and veterinary surveillance data and the findings of the 1988 case control study (7 ), we infer that the epidemic in humans was associated with the consumption of both chicken and eggs.
Dr. Hefez considers the trend an example of "democracy turning against itself, as Tocqueville foresaw".
"We see Interbrew as the least worst option," said Iain Loe, research manager at the Campaign for Real Ale, a Britain-based advocacy group fighting against what it considers the trend toward homogeneity in beers.
