Sentence examples for response to trends from inspiring English sources

Last year, it introduced 180 shades of nail polish in response to trends like the colors that models wore on the runway.

Universities today are increasingly competing for international students in response to trends in global student mobility, diminishing university funding and government-backed recruitment campaigns.

The emerging picture is, on the one hand, that of the endogenous development of corporate law in response to trends in national financial markets, and, on the other, of a transmission mechanism linking legal reform to economic outcomes that is incomplete at best, and may have some unexpected or counter-productive results.

Their frequent store visits and swift response to trends suggest that they have returned to the kind of recreational shopping that has been rare of late, but which, in its pre-recession heyday, was as popular a pastime as a jaunt to the beach.

In response to trends of increasing secularization, shrinking churches, and growing student-loan debt, the faculty of Duke Divinity School have approved the Certificate in Missional Innovation.

These are typically work-back schedules, and you should leave room for creating ad-hoc content in response to trends, breaking news stories and other changes that might occur throughout the year.

These products were in response to industry trends towards products that are easier to consume on the go, and to trends that began in 2007 regarding smaller foods.

The Bone Season reads like a response to these trends rather than a groundbreaking work of its own.

A: The Institute is creating the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing in response to clear trends both inside and outside MIT.

But Mr. Bryant's legacy never rested on his chart success or his nimble response to popular trends.

A productive experimental system should be novel, incorporate state-of-the-art technology and be flexible in response to changing trends.