Sentence examples for increasing fashion from inspiring English sources

"Even at the discount level, there is a sense that merchants are catering to consumers' increasing fashion awareness.

It has just released Moët Ice Imperial (£75 a bottle from urban-drinks.co.uk), taking inspiration from the increasing fashion in some bars in and clubs in Paris and the South of France to put an ice cube into their glasses of champagne.

When the production of sulfuric acid causes conditions to reach a certain level of acidity, A. ferrooxidans thrives and oxidizes ferrous iron to the ferric form, which in turn oxidizes more pyrite in a continuously increasing fashion, with the formation of substantial amounts of sulfuric acid.

Tamara Sender, senior fashion analyst at Mintel, said: "This growth has been driven by a increasing fashion for dresses, with 2010 seeing a boom in styles such as maxi dresses, which this generation would not already own and therefore would need to add to their wardrobe.

The body weight among the rats administered with the extracts of Artemisia amygdalina was found to be in an increasing fashion possibly due to the reduction in lowering of glucose levels thus sparing the body fat and muscle protein which otherwise are utilised in diabetic rats.

Early last week, Katie Roiphe wrote a piece for Slate bemoaning the "increasing fashion for … negative obituaries," in which critiques of the deceased, from Jan Berenstein to Christopher Hitchens, are "timed as the dead person's possessions are still being retrieved in plastic bags by their relatives from the hospital".

Commodity fetishism is instrumental not only to increasing mainstream fashion sales but also to rejuvenating and multiplying city images on the global competitive market.

A Dutch firm, Vlisco, has come to dominate an increasing lucrative fashion market in Africa with its distinctive and luxury fabrics.

The company plans to be less promotional with an objective of moving to a structured sale cycle and plans to increase the fashion element in the stores to attract the younger customer.

The increasing diversity within fashion education simply reflects a steady growth in the mirroring of the wider fashion industry itself (Gale 2012).

Their rise over the past decade reflects our increasing obsession with fashion and famous people, and also the importance of image to a celebrity's career.