Sentence examples for term this trend from inspiring English sources

In the short term, this trend is expected to continue.

While raw materials prices have been declining in real terms over the long term, this trend has been reversed as funds hope that relative scarcity of supply will result in real price gains over the medium term.

To sum up, our study seems to confirm a higher frequency of early complications and a higher assessment rate of the THA in general hospitals compared to those in dedicated centres, although in the long term this trend does not keep up and the survival rates become similar.

He terms this trend "austerity nostalgia" and has noted examples of it in London architecture, in the cookery of Jamie Oliver, in affluent men dressing like Victorian strongmen and affluent women dressing like Rosie the Riveter, in TV shows such as Downton Abbey and Call the Midwife, not to mention the music of Public Service Broadcasting and Mumford and Sons.

In proportionate terms, this trend is similar to the full estimate: from about 12 800 (12.2%) to 11 400 (10.6%).

But she should realise that this gain will only be short term – because if this trend continues, ultimately, Britain will be the loser.

After reviewing the evidence for increased rates, Lathe concludes that the rise in number of ASD cases may be real; he terms this recent trend "new phase autism," which involves a much stronger environmental component than classic autism.

Liberal economists in Beijing have been warning about the long-term dangers of this trend.

A common foreign and defence policy, if it ever takes shape, could have a similar effect.The long-term implications of this trend are big.

Pathway enrichment analysis with GO biological process terms also displayed this trend.

I see no discernible short-term influences to disturb this trend.