Sentence examples for term trend of from inspiring English sources

The proposal would move away from considering annual increases in isolation to consider the longer term trend of the minimum wage.

Obama's current drop among white voters is better explained by the longer term trend of whites without a college degree leaving the Democratic party.

Inkjet printers and the high profit margin ink for them, long H.P.'s cash cow in tough times, are in a longer term trend of lower consumption.

The hospital was close to capacity for 12 out of 22 days and a long term trend of growing need has been revealed.

Linden sees a long term trend of Web publishers looking to take some parts of their contextual advertising business in-house.

"We know that there is a longer term trend of climate change, and these events here are very short term variability.

"The long-term trend of the market is up," he said.

According to the economists who crunch the numbers, they reflect a long-term trend of increasing economic inequality.

There has also been a longer-term trend of the south of England doing much better than the rest.

The 2000 census confirmed a long-term trend of more people moving out of Louisiana than moving in.

In some ways, this might seem to be going against the trend – certainly the long-term trend of voting rates.