Sentence examples for the overarching trend from inspiring English sources

The overarching trend, which we celebrate, has been greater inclusion: property requirements were dropped; racial barriers were formally eliminated; women were enfranchised.

The overarching trend found in the research literature is that as lane widths narrow, crash frequency increases.

Rather, the overarching trend in American history has been that nationalization in America simply does not work.

Though higher in minority groups, these numbers show the overarching trend of first-generation college attendance in all American demographics.

At last season's men's fashion shows in Europe, the overarching trend was something that I hadn't seen in quite some time, actually ever.

Going hand in hand with this phenomenon is the overarching trend of the decline of marriage from 80percentt in the late 1960s to around 40percenttodayay.

It actually entrenches this overarching trend of the loss of the middle-class in the region. .

Although academics have reported a myriad of organization designs in the current "innovation era," an overarching trend is that these developments have introduced teams as the core unit in the organizational system.

While the beard has since become a byword for an overarching trend of retro-appropriation before peaking, explosively, over the summer – fashion historians should note we are currently chin-deep in Peak Beard – the moustache slipped through the follicular net, lost and forgotten.

An overarching trend that has fueled the Postal Service's crisis — and reduced annual mail volume by 22 percent since 2006 — is that Americans are e-mailing, paying bills electronically and reading shopping catalogs and news online.

An overarching trend has emerged over the course of Stoffregen's time in his lab: "One of the most powerful effects in the motion sickness literature is that women are much more likely than men to get sick," he said.