Sentence examples for rising trend that from inspiring English sources

South Korea has the highest suicide rate among countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD), with a rising trend that contrasts with the trend in most other OECD countries.

In her commentary, Rentmeester describes anti-intellectualism as a rising trend that often underlies the clinician-family conflict when vaccine refusal occurs.

However, by 1997, the epidemiologic situation seemed little better than in the 1930s 99, 10) and showed a rising trend that was cause for concern.

But in the following years, food trucks became enough of a rising trend that their business grew rapidly.

While some analysts say this is only a pause in an otherwise rising trend, others suggest that companies are preparing for the possibility that Japan's two-year-old expansion will lose momentum in 2004.

That slide in the early 2000s was not a fundamental change in the rising trend; why imagine that the aftermath of the 2008 crisis was any different?

The heavy reliance on cornerstone investors in the P.I.C.C. deal represents a rising trend in Asian listings that is most pronounced in Hong Kong.

The NHS Support Federation argues that the rising trend of contracts being advertised means that more of the NHS budget could be drained into the hands of alternative providers.

But it doesn't show a rising trend; Giles is right about that.

What I didn't realize was just how clearly the evidence shows that the rising trend is steepest in the US.

A lesser-known but rising trend in moral philosophy suggests that, since beliefs affect our behaviour, we have to take responsibility for them.