Sentence examples for trend back to from inspiring English sources

James Pingeon, a lawyer in Boston, traces the trend back to 1988.

He says there is a strong trend back to the open fire for its spiritual value.

"I see a trend back to the 'we' state," he said.

But this week's polls did highlight a worrying trend back to racial polarisation.There are two parties that matter.

There is already a nursing home there, reflecting the trend back to campus-style projects offering a continuum of care.

Because of this there is now a peculiar trend back to the self-sustaining homestead of two centuries ago - the owner fixing up the place himself.

Uhrman says Ouya wants to bring all these trends "back to the television" with its console, where games will be downloaded from a digital store, with each title having a free-to-play component.

The income shares of the top 1 percent became a common metric of inequality after a 2003 study by the economists Thomas Piketty and Emmanel Saez, which traced trends back to 1913.

"The outer ring of suburbs are still very Republican," Mr. Kahn said, "but some of the counties on the inner ring that had gone Republican are clearly trending back to the Democrats.

People who like to trace all new trends back to new technology have offered this explanation – that women who wouldn't be seen dead reading smut on the tube could read it on their Kindle, and this launched a whole world of sales.

Are overall search spending trends back to normal?