Sentence examples for newly trending from inspiring English sources

In a race of personal interest to me -- and which I have mentioned here before -- a primary is now entering its final lap in Illinois in the IL 13th, a newly trending Democratic district also formed by redistricting.

So how widespread is the newly trending "Jazz Age?" Does a renascence of interest in F. Scott Fitzgerald and the era for which he provided the nickname predict a revival in flappers' fashion and a broader embrace of speakeasy culture?

So I approached Lewis with a simple question: With the Jazz Age newly trending, with the Jay-Z produced Gatsby soundtrack having climbed as high as #2 on the Billboard charts, is a new age of jazz on the horizon?

Because demographic trends sometimes change in unexpected ways, it is important that all demographic projections be updated on a regular basis to incorporate new trends and newly developed data.

Movement direction is a new trend, or a newly revived one.

Corn, sugar and cocoa are trending lower as newly harvested supply growth weighs on the market.

Meanwhile, the number of newly delinquent borrowers didn't increase in March, an encouraging new trend.

They were also (some would say) behind the times: oblivious, that is, to America's newly Romantic trend setters or Europe's angry brooders.

To achieve equality in outer space for future generations, we must begin formulating a contagious desire for knowledge and a universal consciousness regarding newly emerging trends.

The paper describes some of the newly discovered trends, and their incorporation into a design method that allows individuals and businesses to first establish the relative maturity of their current systems, and then, more importantly, to identify areas where 'evolutionary potential' exists.

That reflects grudging recognition of the newly developing trends.