Sentence examples for structural trend from inspiring English sources

Such macrostructures rise across the trend of these valleys, and if the rate of river downcutting can keep pace with the rate at which the structures rise, gorges or canyons will be developed transverse to the structural trend.

These shorter-term cyclical pressures do not detract from the long-term structural trend of growing demand for our products and services from the rapidly growing and underinsured middle classes".

We also believe, from our consumer surveys, that there is a structural trend towards consumers preferring local, well priced retailers, and a growing acceptance of shopping for food online.

That would imply there is still plenty of slack in the labour market and monetary policy can stay looser for longer.But perhaps the structural trend means those paid jobs will not become available.

Andrew Polk, a partner at the research firm Trivium China, says the rethinking of engagement has been a structural trend, "but the conversation has been put on steroids under Trump". Nor is it a conversation being heard only in Washington: In Germany, there are growing concerns about China's attempts to divide and conquer the European Union by wooing its poorer nations.

The area is a partially submerged, dissected upland terrain that rises abruptly to heights above 2,950 feet (900 metres); its backbone is made up of a series of ridges, running northeast to southwest, that tie in closely with the structural trend in South China.

The chapter examines the second-generation voltage-gated sodium (Nav) channel blockers and patent applications of the past decade and highlights structural trends by clustering compounds with similar structures.

The similarity in orientation of lineaments, drainage system, and subsurface structural trends highlights the degree of control exerted by underlying structure on the surface geomorphological features.

"Structural trends are moving against AOL".

In contrast, transverse streams cut across structural trends.

Sir Martin was more confident about the structural trends within the industry, saying he expected consolidation to continue.