Sentence examples similar to trend for action from inspiring English sources

The Disney iteration of Alice in Wonderland sparked the current trend for live-action fantasy follow-ups to classic children's fantasy fare, which saw The Wizard of Oz prequel, Oz the Great and Powerful, take the box office by storm earlier this year.

In this respect, it is notable that numerically (but not statistically!), there is a trend for the action-training group, and not for the control group, to make more accurate perceptual judgments in the posttest and retention test than in the pretest, while this was not the case for the control group.

The dynamic and changing nature of emergencies implies that consistent adaptation is necessary to ensure preparedness for future crises, and effective anticipation of trends for early action and recovery.

The dynamic and changing nature of the humanitarian context means that these systems and capacities will require consistent support and adaptation to ensure preparedness for future crises, and effective anticipation of trends for early action and recovery.

These insurance policies are part of a broader trend in humanitarian action: for-profit models that benefit businesses and those affected by crises.

To see this trend in action, compare the per capita star rates for the 20 towns below with those in the 20 big cities from the August post.

Despite several journalist protests, the worldwide trending #FreeAJStaff hashtag and calls for action by both the UN and more than 50 news organizations, 20 journalists are still awaiting a verdict on terrorist-related charges in Egypt.

Our study suggests that for pain assessment and management, decision support interventions should personalize alerting cut-off scores for individual patients, and monitor and track pain scores over time, linking alerts and recommendations for action with trends in the data, rather than reacting to single individual data points.

Cinderella proved the latest big winner for Disney's trend of live action fairytale remakes after topping the US box office at the weekend on its way to a $132.5m worldwide debut.

Charities said the trend was deeply concerning, and called for action at the national and EU level.

Leading figures from Pope Francis to Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, have called for action to reverse the trend in inequality, but Oxfam said words had not been translated into action.