Sentence examples for sort of trends from inspiring English sources

"That's something which it's very difficult for government to plan for but the local council - which is aware of what's going on through the planning process, it knows the families who are already working at the factory, it tends to know the people who are managing things - is in a good position to see what sort of trends are coming down the track.

Data is the key to tracking any sort of trend.

And I'm confident that that sort of trend will continue.

Many other advanced economies have seen the same sort of trend.

Who would wish to be remembered for breaking that sort of trend?

And that sort of trend could make for a very cold new year for the BBC indeed.

It could be a sort of "trending articles on Facebook" feature, or a more full-blown RSS reader-style product.

Is it some sort of trend on the part of the D.A.'s office to overcriminalize what would normally be a civil accident?

Overall, retailers' shares have been unusually volatile in the past year or so as consumer confidence has fluctuated, refusing to form any sort of trend.

You want to step back sometimes and look for the memorable story it might be a great news scoop; it might be a kind of conceptual scoop; it might capture some sort of trend that no one else has picked up; it might just be a great tale.

If there's any sort of trend in robotics this year it's soft hands.