Sentence examples for entire trends from inspiring English sources

The lower-case is in ascendance, @ has flourished, the full stop has been reinterpreted as the "dot" and entire trends have been refreshed by the prefix "cyber".

(Though many evangelical tunes, in fact, do and entire trends in Christian music are embraced by liberal evangelicals, rejected by conservative evangelicals and vice versa).

The principal component analysis was used to comprehend entire trends that could not be obtained through comparison of frequencies within each answer or through one-to-one correlation analysis.

It took down the entire trending topic – including on the anniversary itself – rather than selectively edit out the false stories.

But if consumers get the idea that green claims are inflated or unbelievable, the entire trend is threatened.

What intrigues many executives is what may happen to the entire trend of reality television, which only weeks ago was threatening to take over much of television.

But Seth Siegel, co-chairman of the Beanstalk Group, a licensing agency and consulting firm in New York, said the entire trend is simply entertainment licensing, albeit inspired from books.

But it isn't just the description of a colour that is potentially offensive here, it's also the way the look is styled, the conception of the entire trend.

The proposed "conflict resolution centre" for the site (at a cost of £20m) is not just another example of politicians U-turning all over the place, but also of the entire trend of ethics being sidelined for supposed financial gain.

So I think the entire trend in what I'll call the competition or monopoly regulation area is to be less restrictive -- and that over the next two decades, we will see a fair number of transactions that in the last decade you would say, "That's not going to pass muster".

It isn't just geekiness and computer wizardry (though now I say wizard, my thoughts chase inexorably to Daniel Radcliffe, possibly the truest embodiment of this entire trend. What would the 1950s have made of him, as a poster boy? Picture him opposite James Dean. They're like different species).