Sentence examples for opposing trends from inspiring English sources

Even as the economic slowdown continued, the opposing trends between occupancy and room rates remained.

How these opposing trends will balance out over time is entirely unclear, experts said.

Two opposing trends have made it hard to gauge the true extent of inflation in the developing world.

Both writers agree on one thing: Two opposing trends are at work in Jewish life right now.

Underlying these opposing trends was the precarious situation of the Jewish minority in a nation built on rigid racial categories.

The Brexit vote was, for many, almost symbolic of these two opposing trends: the effort to connect and unify, and the will to undo and subtract.

The opposing trends in public-private pay among college- and non-college-educated workers have generally widened over the last two decades.

As has been the case for most of the last decade, the aggregate numbers are the result of two opposing trends.

Perhaps, then, the recent uprisings on both ends of the ideological spectrum shouldn't be viewed as opposing trends, but rather as points on the same cultural continuum.

In the period 1830 80, prose was dominated by two opposing trends: the historical novel attempted to present a glorious picture of the Greek past while novels set in the present tended to be satirical or picaresque in nature.

Nevertheless, airborne fungal counts showed opposing trends in CAV and VAV systems.