Sentence examples for studying trends from inspiring English sources

At the federal agency in Atlanta, epidemiologists identify outbreaks by studying trends.

But studying trends in jellyfish numbers and the natural or human-induced drivers behind them is vital.

I'd love to see a similar statement now from meteorologists, climatologists and other specialists studying trends in tornado zones.

Once on Wall Street, she showed enough aptitude that despite having no college degree, she was promoted to market analyst, studying trends and making investment recommendations.

Rather than studying trends, Andrew Mowery said that he and his wife, Deborah, of Fort Collins, Colo., prefer to buy bulk quantities from manufacturers of things they want themselves.

Users can search by name, parish or other elements, digging down into the history of a particular parish, seeking out a clergyman ancestor, exploring an issue such as the unexpectedly high number of female patrons, or studying trends such as clerical migration around the country.

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

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

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

Barro and his colleagues have studied trends in sainthood from 1590 to 2009, a study partly based on hagiography (the biographies of saints) and partly on statistics.

Another obstacle is that many general practitioners are uncomfortable talking about depression, said Dr. David Kupfer, chairman of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, who has studied trends in treating depression.