Sentence examples for trend because the from inspiring English sources

The advocates are worried about the trend because the homes fall into a gray area of oversight and regulation.

That somehow, Democrats and Republicans will join to change the trend because the trend simply cannot go on.

Opposing clubs have no reason to stop this simple tactical trend because the Revs never take advantage of their set-pieces.

A. While I don't personally know any, I think we're on the leading edge of a trend because the factors that are affecting us affect everyone.

Yet the evidence may be systematically biased to exacerbate the upward trend because the effective sample for the American Community Survey (ACS) is much smaller than it was for the 2000 census to which it is being compared.

"Asda is more exposed than most to this trend because the vast majority of its sales come through superstores, but what has insulated it is [fashion label] George, which is a destination brand," he says.

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

But this one might be enough to stem the trend, because, well, holy cow.

Even with the advantage of witnessing firsthand the fuel and fire transformations, advocates for prescribed fire ("light burning") in the early 1900s had political difficulties reversing the trend because of the primacy of timber-management perspectives.

His success set a trend, because in the years that followed it became increasingly common for actors to reprise the same roles in different productions.

And if the goal is simply to trend in a specific country like the U.S., a late night campaign will actually be easier to trend because of the lack of competition.