Sentence examples for of the present trend from inspiring English sources

Some work continues to be outsourced abroad to very low-wage workers in developing nations but this is not the major cause of the present trend.

But the Israeli leader is also under pressure from politicians on his right to strike a decisive blow against the Palestinians instead of maintaining the present trend of tit-for-tat reprisals.

According to this line of reasoning, the present trend towards greater flexibility of salaries and the length of the working day favours women's insertion into the labour market, but therefore also reflects the increasing precarity of employment in Brazil.

This paper addresses the challenge of turning around the present trend of urban sprawl toward the concentrated knowledge work in cities.

One of the present trends in telescope design is the use of segmented primary mirrors.

This paper provides an overview of the present trends of QOL research by highlighting the disciplinary and spatial bias and finally, suggests future directions of QOL research in Malaysia.

This review is a synopsis of the present trends and thoughts concerning this relationship, written from the point of view of the intrinsic chemical competence of the anthracyclines and their metabolites.

The present trend of increasing temperatures, as a result of global warming and climate change, will put an additional burden on them.

In this article, the issues regarding the impact of climate change (particularly increasing temperature and carbon dioxide concentrations) on seed production, the present trend of the global seed industry, are discussed.

If the present trend of acceleration continues this is the forecast: In about two billion years Earth will become uninhabitable as a gradually warming Sun produces a runaway greenhouse effect.

Vanio says: "We are against the present trend of a dolce valpolicella and amarone, which many winemakers seem to think the market wants, and we prefer to produce wines to our own principles, with plenty of tannin to age well, and drier".