Sentence examples for more recent trend from inspiring English sources

This "folk thing" hardly refers to traditional music, so it must concern a more recent trend.

But a more recent trend is text-mining to help taxpayers avoid errors.

A more recent trend is underfloor heating which, though initially expensive, can be cost-effective.

So the more recent trend, fittingly, is providing the niceties that grease the wheels of everyday life.

Mr. Engelman observed that partisanship on environmental matters, with Republicans pitted against environmentally minded Democrats, is a more recent trend.

A more recent trend has been the growing use of arbitrators, mediators, and other neutrals to resolve disputes between employers and employees who do not have union representation.

"More recent trends have seen a steady fall in the use of cannabis, amphetamines, and more recently, ecstasy," she said.

These more recent trends will also guide the content of this course.

McMahon describes "all-black tailoring, rock'n'roll, post-war womenswear" as some of the more recent trends.

This year's regatta, which begins today in Henley-on-Thames, England, will also accentuate some of the event's more recent trends.

It also looks at more recent trends in research on style and sociolinguistics, including the integration of style into social constructionist models of linguistic variation.