Sentence examples for decided trend from inspiring English sources

"I believe we have a White House and a Congress that see things increasingly similarly — there has been a decided trend line in favor of life," said Rep. Christopher H.

In 1982, Judge Henry Woods found overwhelming proof "that the Housing Authorities, real estate operators, school board members in the defendant districts, and the State of Arkansas had all collaborated to produce a decided trend toward an all-black Little Rock School District".

We have to work at it". Binder feels there is a decided trend away from interaction between today's young people and their parents, but--at least in suburbia--he blames it more on greed than the economic demands that require both parents to work.

I am not an economist, but my belief is that the emerging labor challenges and the aging of the world's population will be the deciding trends that finally give robotics its staying power outside of manufacturing.

Unfortunately, whoever was behind the relaunch hasn't decided which trend they want to go with.

The Steelers had the Steelerettes from 1961 until they were disbanded in 1969 when the Rooney family decided the trend toward the Dallas model was not for them.

Although he had raised his job approval rating from 22percentt in summer 2010 to 32percentt by that December, and was being succeeded by a friendly Democrat in fellow iconoclast Jerry Brown, his decided rising trend was about to hit a big set of reversals.

Former employees said that news editors routinely decided on trending news topics (before they could be detected by the trending algorithm) and that often involved suppressing conservative news topics and sources.

These cells can decide the trend of inflammatory response toward pro- or anti-inflammatory state by producing proinflammatory cytokines (interleukin- (IL-) 1 β, tumor necrosis factor- (TNF-) α, and interferon- (IFN-) γ) or anti-inflammatory cytokines (interleukin- (IL-) 10, transforming growth factor- (TGF-) β) [ 5, 6].

But now, with voters furious about three-dollar-a-gallon gas, Washington has decided that this trend must change.

In such a situation the danger in overlooking what could have been a significant result is likely, so we decided to treat trend effects (<10%) as significant.