Sentence examples for long-running trend from inspiring English sources

Long hair is a long-running trend.

Regardless, they are latecomers to a long-running trend.

Gazprom's troubles are likely to accelerate a long-running trend, which makes the government the loser.

And key portions of the disk drive business remained too soft to halt a long-running trend of declining sales.

A long-running trend continued in the second quarter as AT&T lost 921,000 residential phone lines.

The changes followed a long-running trend of population growth in the South and the West, and loss in the Northeast and the Midwest.

The trend has evolved from two long-running trends, for oversized shirts and for statement knitwear.

But despite the government's claims to rebalance the economy away from financial services towards manufacturing, long-running trends suggest that the sector is unlikely to provide cities with the private sector jobs growth they urgently require.

On Wednesday, two long-running trends in journalism came together in a single layoff: Jim Hoberman, a senior film critic at the Village Voice since 1988, was let go, yet another instance of the The Voice taking aim at a veteran — and presumably well paid — employee.

Among the few other wave makers were Ralph Lauren Home, which showed eclectic furnishings in unusual materials like leather-wrapped steel and shagreen (made from the skin of sting rays), and Century, whose elaborate but absurd Matilda Bay collection at last brought together two long-running trends: English country and island exotic.

"Three long-running trends suggest the U.S. economy has turned soft on risk: Companies add jobs more slowly, even in good times.