Sentence examples for studies trends from inspiring English sources

"Kids today are extremely price-savvy," said Irma Zandl, a Manhattan consultant who studies trends among teenagers.

Said Ms. Zandl, who studies trends among young girls and their parents: "In an age of Britney Spears, it seems almost reassuring and positive".

"The slide is not inevitable," said Chuck Hassebrook, director of the Center for Rural Affairs in Walthill, Neb., a nonprofit group that studies trends in rural areas.

Brian Leiter, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law at Austin, studies trends in job placement and developed a formula to determine which law schools placed the largest percentage of graduates at top national firms.

According to Irma Zandl, a Manhattan consultant who studies trends among teenagers, this year, it's Japanese hair straightening, Brazilian bikini waxing, teeth whitening at a dental day spa and eyebrow sculpturing.

Greg Heinzman, director of the Rutgers Youth Sports Research Council, an organization that trains volunteer coaches across the state and studies trends in the field, says that youth sports suffer from an overabundance of parental angst.

Sara Minard has seen the before and after of the food studies trend.

State and local governments are allowed to use the data to study trends in highway use.

Only an economist could go on a date and study trends in butter consumption.

Equilar Inc., a compensation analysis firm in San Mateo, Calif., has studied trends in restricted stock grants.

It's easy if you study trends from the Irish census, two American researchers say.