Sentence examples for trend from which from inspiring English sources

Faith in technocrats over politicians is not a trend from which Britain is exempt.

They see the danger lurking long term but have no short term trend from which to extrapolate, no reasonable basis for immediate action.

It is also about art, though Mr. Schrager balked at calling it an "art hotel" — another recent boutique hotel trend from which he would like to distance himself.

Yet a contradictory, parallel trend, from which north Africa suffers along with the rest of the world, is the latest fashion for "strongman" leadership.

But if we investigate what lies behind the headline figures we see that this is not a simply benign economic and social trend from which we might all expect to benefit.

This dependence on a single 'cash crop' meant that a bad year or a fall in the demand for their product not only spelt economic distress at the time but also resulted in a general downward trend from which the community was unable to extricate itself.

He is adept at identifying underlying trends from which he extrapolates to form hypotheses, presenting them as if they were general laws of social behaviour.

Planned opportunism requires sensitivity to weak signals early evidence of emerging trends from which it is possible to deduce important changes in demography, technology, customer tastes and needs, and economic, environmental, regulatory, and political forces.

"Planned opportunism" is the author's term for responding to an unpredictable future by paying attention to weak signals early evidence of emerging trends from which it is possible to deduce important changes in demography, technology, customer tastes and needs, and economic, environmental, regulatory, and political forces.

The net effect of these two trends—from which there has been little post-recession rebound has greatly reduced the projected impact of higher Hispanic fertility on total U.S. fertility.

With her help, the French court, supported by King Louis, creates several market trends from which they profit extensively.