Sentence examples for set of trends from inspiring English sources
"Seventy percent of water is used for irrigation, and that suggests a set of trends that simply do not lead to a good outcome".
But the claim could be that this is the leading edge of a set of trends for software, but also, soon, for hardware.
But I mention this as a reminder that New York Fashion Week, with something like 350 shows, cannot easily be pegged to a set of trends for the season.
Yet there also some sentiments in these early pages of the glossy title that have their echoes in an equally dangerous set of trends and fads around pregnancy and birth today.
"Essentially what has happened is that a set of trends that are usually seen as unrelated are converging to lift the fortunes of inner-city neighborhoods," said Mr. Grogan, an urban expert who is now the vice president for government, community and public affairs at Harvard.
"Whether it was Yemen or other countries in the region, you saw a set of trends" — a big youth population, threadbare education systems, stagnant economies and new social network technologies like Facebook and Twitter — that was a "real prescription for trouble," another official said.
Here, a set of trending emoji from across the app's user base will also appear, which you can quickly drag and drop into an iMessage.
The HuffPost Pollster Wisconsin chart, which combines results from all public polls into a single set of trend lines, currently shows Romney leading Santorum by nearly eight points (41.8 to 33.9percentt), with 12.4percentt for Paul and 9.8percentt for Gingrich.
The hemodynamic and treatment profiles of each patient were studied by reconstructing identical sets of trend curves as in the original clinical situation using the clinical information management system.
The statistics on progress towards meeting the millennium development goals do not show a consistent set of positive trends.
In reality, of course, 9/11 was invoked only to justify the implementation of long-standing imperial plans; it served only to consolidate the old balance of power and to intensify an old set of neoliberal trends.
