Sentence examples for dealing with a trend from inspiring English sources
It tastes as fresh as can be, which matters when you're dealing with a trend that's growing so fast, it threatens to fall off its bloom.
Timed to coincide with this week's gathering of many of the super-rich at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, the report calls for urgent action to deal with a trend showing that 1% of people own more wealth than the other 99% combined.
"Teen retail is a very competitive and difficult sub-sector to begin with — you're dealing with a fickle customer base, fashion trends are always changing," said Howard Tubin, an analyst with RBC Capital Markets.
It said Myanmar had not developed any effective program to deal with a major new trend that began in 1996 toward the manufacture and trafficking of methamphetamines.
As we deal with a multiplicative factor, the trend line has to cross the origin, i.e. b =0.
Restoring world food security means dealing with the trends that are undermining the world food economy.
Forbes met with Philips' CEO Gerard Kleisterlee to discuss how hes dealing with the trends.
The first is that no less than alarmism, lukewarmism can be vulnerable to cherry-picking and selection bias, reaching for any piece of evidence — and when you're dealing with long-term trends, there's a lot of evidence to choose from — that supports its non-catastrophic assumptions, even if the bulk of the data starts to point the other way.
For example, key informants felt that Trusts were designed to work with an implicit public health model dealing with trends in patient populations rather than individual patients.
Studies dealing with trends in inequality in length of life in India are rare.
I'm sure parents of every generation feel they are dealing with trends that are ahead of what they understand or even know about, and they are overwhelmed with uncertainty.
