Sentence examples for on trends from from inspiring English sources

Their figures were estimated based on trends from September to November.

Gallup's analysis is based on trends from both Gallup daily tracking and monthly polls, in which interviews are conducted by telephone among samples of at least 1,000 national adults.

"It turns out that they'd profiled her purchases and had figured out she was pregnant long before the father did, which was all based on trends from other people applied back to this girl.

In this paper we have examined forecasts for 1995 1999 based on extrapolation of trends from 1992 94.

In womenswear, the cropped top is very on trend from Balmain to Ivy Park, as a form of athleisure.

Nine cask pumps, five permanents and four regularly changing guests, dispense everything from staid stalwarts (Wells Bombardierr) to lovely, on-trend stuff from, for example, Fallen, Mòr, Great Heck, Sonnet 43 and Craft Beer Kitchen, the new innovative arm of traditional regional real ale brewer, Stewart's.

But the point is, if you do like a trend you'd better like it a lot, because just two months after you fork out for a skirt with an "on-trend" peplum from Whistles, the woman who comes third on The Apprentice will be wearing the same damn skirt and you'll have no choice but to give yours to Oxfam.

Extrapolation was based on trends estimated from traffic intensity data from municipalities with multiple years of data (Beelen et al. 2007).

Independently of the statistical framework applied, the projections are based on trends inferred from historical data.

But a top defense budget analyst said on Thursday that based on historical trends from previous military cutbacks, Pentagon spending could shrink to as low as $415 billion.

But Harper, who chose flat bootees, was as on-trend as one would expect from a junior style icon.