Sentence examples for reinforced trend from inspiring English sources

In the end, the shoes that offered newness or reinforced trend won out, although that's not to say that novelty wasn't rewarded (see Versace's fishnet boots), or that gut reactions weren't acted upon.

The Great Recession and the slow recovery have reinforced trends toward inequality and inadequate pay that were evident even before the last downturn.

Both of these reinforcing trends have created a tax revenue problem for governments.

They tend to reinforce trends—and love deals rather than reward a long-term focus.

This discourse is in turn reinforcing trends toward increasing xenophobia among the broader population.

That would reinforce trends that are already visible within NATO, such as role-sharing between America and its European partners.

Issues connected to population ageing are indicated by two mutually reinforcing trends - the declining fertility rates and the increasing life expectancy at birth.

The global spread of conventional military capabilities through international transfers and indigenous defense industrial development continues unabated in the post-Cold War era, powered by a host of mutually reinforcing trends.

This surge is driven by two mutually reinforcing trends.

What RRI does already is to reinforce trends towards stakeholder and citizen engagement with science, and to some extent, innovation.

Both decisions reinforce trends that have been changing Wall Street in recent years: the switch from physical to electronic markets and the dispersal of operations away from lower Manhattan into the suburban areas of the greater New York metropolis and beyond.