Sentence examples for spiral trend from inspiring English sources

The reduction in HIV positive children must be applauded, and the downward spiral trend must be followed, but as UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake so rightfully states 'The number of lives saved thanks to the HIV and AIDS response in this century is remarkable.

A significant number of acute hospital trusts are in "serious and persistent financial distress", there is a "spiralling" trend of increased deficits and the current payment system is "not fit for purpose", the public accounts committee said.

Although 300,000 more citizens have health coverage, they may lack access to critical primary care services while costs continue their upward spiral — a trend that is likely to accelerate.

It is a spiralling global trend that has seen 500,000 instances of rape in Rwanda and hundreds of thousands more still being currently investigated in the war-ravaged Democratic Republic of Congo.

"It's about a broader population of people who need us to be advocating for better wages and working conditions, and turning the tide on spiraling downward trends".

Advances in the management of severe sepsis have evolved over recent years in an attempt to combat the spiraling mortality trends.

"With the text-message trend spiraling within youth culture, Ericsson@homelands is the ideal situation for brands to target their audience directly," said Geoff Smith, joint managing director of Worldpop.

Her friends on Twitter immediately urged her to call 911, and when that got no response, they began to RT for help, sending the hashtag #prayforTaylor spiraling upwards to trend at #3 worldwide.

The compressive response of concrete columns confined by both steel spirals and FRP shows a similar trend with steel spiral-confined columns after FRP rupture, as determined by the spacing of the steel spirals.

Keanu Reeves's ridiculously entertaining and violent new thriller John Wick marks a return to form for the most taciturn man in modern Hollywood, and also arrests – albeit only for a moment – the downward spiral of two recent trends in action cinema.

In a sense, the backward-looking trend continues a spiral that Hollywood has been in for years.