Sentence examples for trend cutting from inspiring English sources

That is a long-term trend, cutting across the decades, just as it does the narrow issue of who happens to be in the White House or No 10 at a particular moment.

There is some good news in the report: In the 2000s, 14 states managed to reverse the mass incarceration trend, cutting their prison populations while also managing to continue to reduce crime.

Here it is: "deck -- a key word for most hipsters, similar in meaning to the antiquated 'fresh.' To be deck is to be up on the latest trends, cutting edge and/or hip.

So far, the European Central Bank has resisted calls to ease this trend by cutting interest rates.

The Equitable Life saga has added to the trend by cutting savers' confidence in the pensions industry.

"We must reverse this trend by cutting emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases across the board.

But Osborne is accelerating this trend by cutting corporation tax in a race to the bottom between countries.

The trend toward cutting hours in a downturn lessens the pain for workers in one regard: it moderates layoffs.

The European Central Bank could help the dollar's recent slide become a trend by cutting its benchmark interest rate this summer.

David Batty, an ex-director of Sotheby's, estimates that there are now only one-fifth as many lots at auction in their London showrooms as there were 30 years ago.The auction houses have exacerbated this trend by cutting the number of sales in order to concentrate increasingly on the top end of the market.

Last December in Paris, 195 nations agreed to slow the planet's warming trend by cutting their greenhouse gas emissions.