Sentence examples for side of trends from inspiring English sources

Our job is to stay on the right side of trends and that's the way we believe we have to go".

But Louise's is on the wrong side of several trends.

The implosion of Dewey earlier this year — the largest law-firm bankruptcy in history — exposed the dark side of prevailing trends in Big Law.

Put the division on the same 0.5 times sales multiple as Nokia — which may be conservative given that Nokia is on the wrong side of smartphone trends — and Mobility is worth $6.5 billion.

We'd also like to think that having witnessed Yahoo's demise we would be better able to spot a company that was at peak valuation and about to begin a long-term unraveling, a company that was on the wrong side of major trends.

If the second set of points is omitted and the "Cocoa powder 2" is replotted, a different picture emerges, one in which the chocolate products and the cocoa define two trends that lie on either side of the trend of the aerosols.

In each case we also plotted the moving average figure for every three months and, for the incidence data on infective endocarditis, the linear trend lines and lines representing 2 standard deviations either side of the trend line for the periods before and after the introduction of the guideline.

But there's another side of the trend.

On this weekend after Valentine's Day, though, I prefer to look at another side of this trend.

"We landed on the right side of a trend," Mr. Silver said, alluding to the national boom in hard-cider sales.

It is the flip side of a trend a decade ago, in the wake of the 1996 legislation removing limits on ownership of radio stations, when station valuations soared and some commercial classical station owners cashed out.