Sentence examples for harsh trend from inspiring English sources

AGED 71, Charles Chadwick has bucked a harsh trend: his first published novel, a 300,000 word epic of everyday life, has a top publisher, Faber & Faber.

Figure 3b shows IMV100/EM80 has a harsh trend, with around 2 m shifting over the same distance measurement in some places.

If the adults enjoy the experience of going, as well as spoiling their children, that's a real bonus — particularly when the store's Icelandic owners have suffered from some rather harsher global trends in recent times.

The impeachment proceedings that are about to begin may represent the harsh culmination of this trend.

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Corey's ouster follows a growing trend of harsh "tough on crime" prosecutors losing their seats to more reform-minded candidates.

Facebook received harsh criticism for falsely trending that Fox had kicked Megyn Kelly off the network, among other slip-ups, after moving from human to algorithmic curation.

The group shown the long-term demographic trend proposed harsher cuts to welfare and also had more negative views on racial minorities.

"This fools people into thinking that the ticks have been killed, but once harsh conditions moderate — a warming trend in winter, or a thunderstorm in summer — ticks come out with a vengeance," he said.

Agencies are starting to feel how a harsh economic climate is accelerating that trend.

This trend has had a particularly harsh impact on the region's 20,000-odd smaller subcontractors, who account for the bulk of aerospace employment in the area.