Sentence examples for pull trends from inspiring English sources

The official cautioned, "It's pretty hard to pull trends out of a few indications," but added that even tentative evidence of increased Qaeda activity in Afghanistan "is something we are concerned with".

Shopping the high street stores is inexpensive, it provide tons of selection and these stores often pull trends right off the runway.

Linda Darragh, director of entrepreneurship programmes at the school's Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship, says there is a "pull" trend, with corporations realising if they are to differentiate themselves and attract "conscious customers" they must consider the social and environmental impacts of their corporate strategy, products and operations.

So it is something of a revolutionary change that Shoreditch has pulled trend-seekers east.

The final change is the introduction of "Smile pages," which is just another way to feature popular items on the site, by pulling trending items onto what you can think of as "best of Fab" pages.

Unlike e-commerce sites that show pages of products in grids, Gilt posed models on the streets of New York, and photo guides show how to pull off trends like "plaid on plaid on plaid" (blazer, shirt and kerchief).

It also has an update to its analytics tools, which lets companies sift through historical audio data to pull in trends — like common calls and complaints.

We are able to pull learnings, trends and insights from all of our different products we sell--from movie tickets to theme parks, from hotels to a range of different types of shows and events.

Ms. Kaufman, who says she has a good visual memory, reviews the stack and pulls out trends.

I wrote about it at launch and raved about its ability to pull intelligent, trending topics from the streams of my Twitter, Facebook friends and other networks.

However, tricky, hard-to-pull off trends tend to fade eventually, while the classic tenets of plating food so that it looks fresh, appetizing and delicious never go out of style.