Sentence examples for trend because it from inspiring English sources

He said Labour had "bucked the historical trend" because it had not resorted to civil war after its election defeat.

That is a worrying trend because it means a single order from a big investor could cause prices to rise or fall wildly.

Nevertheless, some brokers who specialize in retail space say the Pokémon store could buck this trend because it is new to the city and is in a place that attracts both local traffic and international travelers.

The corrosion of trust, at first aimed at faceless bureaucrats and lawmakers in distant Tokyo, now includes governors, mayors and city councils as well, a potentially unsettling trend because it pits neighbors against neighbors.

In response to a question from Dan Kildee, a Michigan Democrat, she referred to the rising share of overall income that's going to owners of capital, such as equities, as "a disturbing trend," because it suggests that workers, "even though they are being more productive, their living standards aren't keeping up with that".

"It works as a trend because it's fun and temporary, and they know they can move on.

On the other hand, plenty of companies continue to glom onto the trend because, well, "it's a thing".

The moving average, considered a more reliable barometer of job market trends because it irons out weekly fluctuations, is at its lowest since August.

It transcends economic trends because it is spiritual before all else.

Economists view the moving average as a more accurate measure of employment trends because it compensates for weekly volatility.

NBC is not engaging in any speculation about trends because it is arguing it is simply too early to read them.