Sentence examples for longstanding trend from inspiring English sources

Transportation experts said the stimulus was drawing attention to a longstanding trend.

But in general richer regions fared better.That continues a longstanding trend.

The Trades Union Congress said the relatively high chance of falling into poverty in the UK was a longstanding trend.

Stevens will be trying to break a longstanding trend of college coaches who have failed on the main stage.

And neither party talks much about the effects of the longstanding trend in which employers have shifted a large share of retirement responsibilities from themselves to their workers.

And a longstanding trend toward safer driving reversed, as the number of deaths per 100 million miles rose to 1.6, from 1.5, the Department of Transportation said.

Open AI, however, against longstanding trends in the field and their own history chose not to release the full model citing potential for misuse on a large scale.

His actual proposals are in keeping with longstanding trends in U.S. history and society, with the rejection and nativism that have erupted after each immigration wave.

Given the longstanding trends and limited improvements in living standards for many workers, taking action to increase wage growth is one of the most important policy imperatives we face.

While our nineteenth-century predecessors understandably marveled at the railroad or the telegraph, a comparatively vast array of social activities is now being transformed by innovations that accelerate social activity and considerably deepen longstanding trends towards deterritorialization and social interconnectedness.

Some longstanding trends in the venture industry have continued--the strength of a handful of large brand name firms, alongside the growth of smaller niche firms or seed investing firms.