Sentence examples for protracted trend from inspiring English sources
The incidence of candidemia, IA, mucormycosis, and non-HIV Pjp has increased over the last decade, predicting a protracted trend over the coming years.
The fundamental cause of deflation, he said, was the protracted downward trend in Japan's underlying GDP growth, caused both by the decrease in the number of workers and declining productivity growth.
Twenty-five years on, Dadaab – which now consists of five camps and hosts nearly 330,000 people – is a glaring example of the trend towards protracted refugee situations.
Neocortex showed significantly greater differential expression over time than subcortical structures, and this trend likely reflects the protracted postnatal development of the cortex.
This protracted (and mediated) narrative pace mirrors a baffling trend currently taking place in Norwegian television called Slow TV.
Moreover, a number of trends are converging to act as protracted time bombs: water is increasingly scarce, a problem exacerbated by climate change; the region is already the biggest grain importer in the world; and the demographic bulge is swelling by the year.
The Great Recession and protracted recovery that followed it have only accelerated this trend, as increasingly risk-averse businesses have turned to technological solutions to minimize costs and increase productivity".
Trends can be reversed, but until they are, Republicans risk protracted losing in a center-left country, which America now is, and in a purple Texas, which soon could be.
Recent trends seem to point out that growing numbers of patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation (PMV) and protracted weaning after critical illness with eventually account for a large portion of all Intensive Care Unit (ICU) cost and bed occupancy.
They are also protracted.
