Sentence examples for trend altogether from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the anodic part of the polarization curves exhibits a different trend altogether.

But don't discount the trend altogether; the average tie to be worn with suits has definitely slimmed down.

Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe dropped the multiple fighting style trend altogether in favor of giving each character a much wider variety of special moves, but some characters still use multiple fighting styles.

Once you have a list of 4-5 cases, use them to determine a common trend and send over a plan to your superiors to implement a policy to counter this trend altogether.

In the 2013 paper, written with Larrimore and Philip Armour, Burkhauser has come up with statistical findings that not only wipe out inequality trends altogether but also purport to show that over the past 18 years, the poor and middle classes have done better, on a percentage basis, than the rich.

(Thankfully – news curation left up to A.I. and algorithms has proven time and again to be a disaster. So much so that Facebook finally gave up, and ditched its Trending news section altogether).

Positive trends go unnoticed altogether.

Price-cutting may not turn around the overall trend but it seems altogether less suicidal than implementing price rises that will surely antagonise readers, making it unlikely that they will return even if the rises are reversed.

They are also more likely to quit practicing altogether, a trend that has serious repercussions in a system already facing a severe doctor shortage as it attempts to expand coverage to 30 million or more currently uninsured Americans.

And plenty of art being made by young people (and here I'm talking mostly about movies) takes up the challenge of depicting and considering their economic circumstances, the places in which they live, the assumptions on which their choices are based — because there's a trend, which I find altogether admirable, to depict themselves and the specifics of their own lives.

As [G] has been a signature variant for this major dialect in Taiwan (Ang 洪惟仁 1997; Chen 陳淑娟 1995; Chen 陳雅玲 2010, 2012; Chuang and Fon 2017; Khng 康韶真 2014; Lin 林珠彩 1995), counteracting the general trend of forgoing [G] altogether [cf. Chen 陳雅玲 (2010, 2012), Khng 康韶真 (2014)] might thus be socially favorable among fluent peer-speakers of this conservative dialect [cf. Chuang and Fon (2017)].