Sentence examples for former trend from inspiring English sources
The former trend represented a genuine revolution in how we treated the guilty; the latter trend just reflects our anxieties about possibly executing the innocent.
Messrs Finneran and Menino represent the former trend; Mr Harshbarger the latter".There isn't a unified party here," says Lou DiNatale of the University of Massachusetts.
Two powerful forces are behind the former trend: the entrance of new whisky-producing countries such as India (I tasted a very attractive three-year-old from the John distillery in Goa a couple of months ago), and new micro-distilleries, including London's first whisky distillery for a century, the London Distillery Company.
The former trend is intuitively apparent.
The former trend is mainly controlled by the transitional deformation mechanisms from slip band stage (the dislocation movement inhibition) to boundary sliding stage (vacancy diffusion).
4.2, the former trend is seen in both Japanese and the UK households, even though the difference in the carbon footprint intensity of household between Q1 and Q5 in this study was larger than that in the UK.
Statistically, most commodities are now so far away from their former downward trend that it makes it very probable that the old trend has changed — that there is in fact a Paradigm Shift — perhaps the most important economic event since the Industrial Revolution".
The show started with knits and with digital prints that are starting to look like a former hot trend.
We'll have to wait and see if the knife injury curve resumes its former downward trend.
This period of weakening was short-lived, and Hudah resumed its former strengthening trend by the night of March 30 as shear decreased and convective organization and areal extent increased.
In summary, fecal-derived L. plantarum 9-41-A and L. fermentum M1-16 exerted significant hypocholesterolemic effect on Sprague-Dawley rats fed a high-cholesterol diet, with the former strain trending towards more significant reductive effects.
