Sentence examples for trend is widespread from inspiring English sources

I say, 'I'm 66.' 'Then why are you in shorts?"' Still, the trend is widespread.

But she notes that speech researchers suspect the vibrational trend is widespread in the United States.

And while we've asserted that this trend is widespread, there are bright spots in the early-stage market.

An extensive bioinformatic analysis revealed that a similar evolutionary trend is widespread in nature too, suggesting that the anticodon mutations we observed in the lab recapitulate an existing mechanism that shapes the tRNA pool.

This trend was widespread affecting all age groups, including the elderly, and all underlying co-morbid conditions.

In a paper published in the September 2004 issue of the International Journal of Climatology, NOAA scientist Pingping Xie and colleagues wrote, "Large decreasing rainfall trends were widespread in the Sahel from the late 1950s to the late 1980s; thereafter, Sahel rainfall has recovered somewhat through 2003, even though the drought conditions have not ended in the region".

This trend is also widespread in the other old industrial towns of the conurbation.

I would argue instead that the trend is more widespread and lasting, and that men in their 20's now have permission to be vain in a way that previous generations did not.

The trend is more widespread among public universities, but the private ones are catching up: the American Council on Education says that from 2001 to 2006, the proportion of presidents from all doctorate-granting institutions sitting on corporate boards rose to 52.1 percent from 47.8 percent at public institutions, and to 50.9 percent from 40.6 percent at private ones.

The trend is so widespread that "anybody who has an old, tired building that is vacant now calls it creative space," Tarnofsky said.

An example of this trend is the widespread use of the Institute of Scientific Information (ISI) Journal Impact Factor (JIF) to rate scientific journals.