Sentence examples for recent global trends from inspiring English sources

This review critically examines recent global trends of bacterial resistance, antimicrobial contaminant pathways from agriculture and water treatment processes, and the need to incorporate diffuse pathways into risk assessment and treatment system design.

It addresses four overarching themes: the trends (how Asia-Pacific's agreements compare with recent global trends in the evolving rules on foreign investment); what China is doing; current investment arbitration practice in Asia; and the importance of regionalising investment law in the Asia-Pacific region.

If anything, they say, the recent global trend in shark attacks is down, even as publicity soars.

The reaction is not surprising given the recent global trend of anticapitalism, resentment of income inequality and moves toward socialist policies.

The recent global trend towards "vertically integrated" medical programs, with early clinical exposure is in part related to the growing emphasis on personal and professional development [ 19].

The recent global trend toward reduced government intervention, including price support systems, has already resulted in greater volatility in grain prices, stocks-to-use ratios and grain import/export destinations.

"Adding in the last two years of global surface temperature data and other improvements in the quality of the observed record provide evidence that contradict the notion of a hiatus in recent global warming trends," said Thomas Karl, director of NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information and study lead author.

"In the long term I foresee new charities emerge that solely raise and spend Bitcoins where donators can follow the money trail back to the cause". Alternative giving mechanisms dovetail with recent global giving trends.

Our findings are corroborated by a recent assessment of global trends in undernutrition [ 18].

Moreover, the most recent progress reports on global trends in neonatal mortality have shown alarmingly slow progress, if any, in curbing mortality rates among neonates, the slowest being in sub-Saharan Africa [ 1].

Recent studies suggest that current global trends in the carbon sink of the biosphere are dominated by semiarid ecosystems2.