Sentence examples for persistent trend of from inspiring English sources
Part of the flight to luxury magazines is simple me-too, the most persistent trend of all in publishing, and maybe that alone should tell us the end of the boom is near.
In Minnesota, demographers noticed several years ago a modest but persistent trend of people in their 30s and 40s taking up residence in small communities, a counterweight to the high school graduates moving away.
"Female cocktail geeks don't feel the need to wear a costume," she said, referring to the persistent trend of male bartenders to engage in speak-easy-era role-playing with vests, trilby hats and waxed mustaches.
So, with the persistent trend of this latest green revolution, health care authorities around the world have found it a daunting task to promote the standardization of TCHM.
In the years following the global economic crisis, the Mexican economy was characterized by a persistent trend of increasing debt-to-GDP, which grew from 29.0% in 2007 to 50.5% in 2016, and a significant decline in the volume of oil production (World Bank 2016a).
After one year, when we performed the same analysis excluding those on antiretroviral therapy, a persistent trend of negative correlation between the GBV-C load and the HIV-1 load was documented (r = −0.30, p = 0.1608).
For example, as Jacob and Linner (2005) maintain, "one of the persistent trends of major international environmental negotiations…has been the emergence of irreconcilable differences between the North and South" (p. 403).
We still have persistent trends of patriarchal patterns of behavior and stereotypes in relations to the role of women in private and public spheres.
The increasing or persistent trends of MRSA, ESBL-producing Escherichia coli, CRAB and carbapenem-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa in a teaching hospital in Hong Kong between 1998 and 2012 are illustrated in Figure 1.
Part-time work is a persistent trend on Europe's labour markets and reflects the development of deregulation and flexibilisation.
From what we understand, part of it is down to another, more frustrating, but no less persistent trend in the world of tech — the Series A crunch.
