Sentence examples for existing trend of from inspiring English sources

The alarming rate of population growth, evolving industrial society, advances in technology, and the existing trend of depletion of groundwater resource has raised some serious environmental problems.

A related concern expressed by Sandel (2007, 52 7) that cloning, and enhancement technologies in general, may result in a society in which parents will not accept their child for what it is, reinforcing an already existing trend of heavily managed, high-pressure child-rearing or 'hyper-parenting'.

Given the existing trend of increased frequency and intensity of climatic events, the current return periods (the probability of the most severe hazard event occurring in a 100-year period) used to develop hazard maps need to be revised to include shorter and multiple return periods.

I see it exacerbating the existing trend of students coming to school with higher test scores but having a growing need for the development of emotional intelligence and social graces.

Based on existing trends of deforestation, loss of carbon sequestration and related feedbacks on rainfall, temperature and biomass, the researchers project a 34% fall in pasture productivity and a 28% decline in soyabean yields by 2050.

Wagner's writings on the Jews corresponded to some existing trends of thought in Germany during the 19th century; however, despite his very public views on these themes, throughout his life Wagner had Jewish friends, colleagues and supporters.

After the introduction of the quality and outcomes framework, existing trends of improvement in glycaemic control, cholesterol levels, and blood pressure were attenuated, particularly in people with diabetes who did not meet the case definition of the quality and outcomes framework.

It is the continuation of an existing trend.

The amount of white on the red carpet (Uma Thurman in Dolce & Gabbana, Diane Kruger in Calvin Klein) merely offered proof of an existing trend, rather than producing an inspiring attitude.

So, the on-demand economy is simply the next iteration of an existing trend.

To estimate the true slope of an existing trend (as change per year), Sen's nonparametric method was used.