Sentence examples for revert this trend from inspiring English sources
"revert this trend" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to reverse or change the current direction or course of a trend. Example: The high rate of pollution in our city is concerning, and it's time for us to take action and revert this trend before it's too late.
Concerted alanine mutations along the α-helices of the engineered Top7 variant did not revert this trend when at pH 2 and 400 K.
First of all, Brazilian chemical industry imports large amount of high value compounds, e.g., building blocks, intermediates and specialties for chemistry and fine chemistry, not having developed a suitable technology that may revert this trend.
The AIDS epidemic has however for the first time in decades stalled and in some cases even reverted this trend in a number of countries.
As soon as she returns from Poland, where she is representing Brazil at the United Nations summit on climate change, Ms Teixeira said she would set up a meeting with local governors and mayors of the worst hit areas to discuss strategies to revert the trend.
It is sensible because it will revert the trend of economic development and investment being coupled with carbon emissions; it will present an opportunity to allow for local entrepreneurship to flourish, by stimulating creative transformative initiatives that will provide the ground for a sustainable and just development.
"We can revert this game".
Thus, appropriate interventions to revert the trends are very much critical.
The only way to reverse this trend is to revert in letter and spirit to the ideals of protecting and providing social equality to minorities found in the Lahore resolution.
He says that share valuations do revert to trend, but the trend is rising over time (thanks to better economic stability and lower transaction costs).
If your experience with housing markets is fairly shallow and primarily involves markets with endlessly increasing prices, then it's more difficult to imagine that in fact prices revert to trend eventually.And in any significant bubble, a cottage industry of economists and pundits springs up to explain why this time is different and increases are sustainable.
Market reforms, realised mainly in Spain but promised also in Italy, have boosted confidence.But what is really driving investment is less a presumption that the periphery is set to boom than the hope that undervalued assets and earnings will revert to trend.
