Sentence examples for the trend from from inspiring English sources

The trend from fund-raising to building a movement makes technomarketing even more compelling.

In films, the trend from videotapes to DVDs is not far behind.

On the left is the trend from 2001-10 and on the right is the trend from 2010-14, where brown colours indicate a reduction in vegetation and green areas are an increase in vegetation.

The trend from various counts last night indicated that the DUP would emerge as the single biggest party.

This will certainly change if the trend from magazine cover into lucrative book deal gets even more bullish.

The trend from annual to three-year budget planning has given the chancellor an even greater say in strategic decisions made by cabinet colleagues.

A week later Antony Beevor attacked the trend from the opposite direction in a talk to the Royal Society of Literature on "The Perils of Faction".

He's allowed to ponder the trend from sharing photos to sharing video, and how that might extend to immersive virtual reality.

Well if you start the trend from August 1998 – when the 12 month average was at its peak that year, we do get a bit more time till we hit 2C – a whole 10 extra years: And remember this is assuming the trend from here on is linear – which given where we are at today is pretty conservative.

First-time international enrollment at doctoral programs was up 8 percent, while master's programs reported a 5 percent drop in that category, continuing the trend from last year.

Regardless of the preliminary 2011 data, the trend from 1996 to 2010 offered ample proof of the efficacy of graduated licensing laws, the organization noted.