Sentence examples for trend in how from inspiring English sources

That brief experience in Seattle signalled a trend in how the private sector can work on waste diversion efforts.

Dan Yates, founder of campsite booking website Pitchup.com, says that the unstable weather has served to accentuate a trend in how people book their holidays.

According to the Getty's photography curator, Weston Naef, the diversity of Wagstaff s taste has helped to establish the current trend in how photography is presented.

The companies that are guided by data analysis, Mr. Brynjolfsson says, are "harbingers of a trend in how managers make decisions".

But I find myself irked by the narrow and inaccurate slice of the evolutionary pie the study has chosen (reflective of a broader trend in how contemporary childbirth is understood).

Debbie Walsh, director of the Centre for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University, sees the rise of political daughters as "part of an evolutionary trend" in how women come to power.

On Wednesday, the company distributed its first report to digital publishers that highlights trends in how content is shared online.

There are six different official unemployment rates in the public release, allowing us to see, with precision, various trends in how people are finding and not finding work.

Roxanne Lieb, director of the Washington State Institute for Public Policy, said the debate over online registries highlighted two conflicting trends in how law enforcement agencies operate.

More advanced features, he said, can cull through public posts on Twitter and Facebook to analyze trends in how people view the company and its products.

Beginning with a determination of each shot's "win value" (that is, how much more or less likely a particular shot is likely to contribute to a victory), Goldman uncovered some interesting trends in how teams behave late in games.