Sentence examples for sweeping trend from inspiring English sources

Some executives and marketing experts suggested that the problems of recent movies might not constitute a sweeping trend.

"Shareholder activism has morphed from an occasional threat facing corporate management and boards to a sweeping trend that has spread to companies in all sectors and of all sizes, and increasingly, across all geographic regions," the report said.

Chelsea Through Nov. 2 Nick Hornby's small solo show in Chelsea — just four new works, three sculptures and a set of photographs — is a concise look at a sweeping trend in contemporary sculpture.

But the Starbucks model is an island, which means we could see continued growth in mobile payments on a case-by-case basis instead of as a sweeping trend that trounces cards and currency in one tidal push.

While there are "temperance pairings" at some high-end restaurants, it is far from a sweeping trend.

She also taps into another sweeping trend: the backlash from countless workers, consumers, veterans and military families of the 99percentt who are fed up with being financially ripped off.

It also embodies two sweeping trends in contemporary art: feverishly bright geometric abstraction and the creative reuse of found objects.

They are different enough from one another to preclude any ideas of sweeping trends with coattails to cling to.

I feel like it's easy to see sweeping trends in music as a signal of something wrong, or bad.If you are an artist, it should make u SALIVATE.

SEVERAL other factors will affect employers in coming years, says Harriet Hankin, a benefits consultant, in her book, "The New Workforce: " Five Sweeping Trends That Will Shape Your Company's Future" (Amacom, $27.95).

Wood is impressed by the way it exposes sweeping historical trends and has shone a light on wealth as an issue.