Sentence examples for trend just as from inspiring English sources

"She's on trend just as we planned," said Julia Prohaska, brand director at the Pleasant Company, the maker of American Girl dolls and accouterments in Middleton, Wis.

Even the executive class has an enlightened self-interest in reversing the trend; just as a rising tide lifts all boats, the ebbing tide is now threatening to beach many of the yachts.

Then the total cost of VPP operation in different confidence levels will be 146,254 $, 146,265 $, 146,280 $, 146,296 $ and 146,487 $ respectively, showing a clear monotonously increasing trend, just as shown in Table 4.

AsMatthew Klein writes, "This supposedly 'extreme' and 'unsupportable' forecast implies American output will return to its previous trend just as Sanders would be finishing up his second term".

His snapshots of bonsai travelling the world trended just as hard as Air Bonsai, but are the culmination of a long, hard-won career.

#BattleForNumber10 shot to the top of Twitter's list of UK and worldwide trends just as Thursday's duelling interview session began, and by the time the broadcast ended more than 260,000 points, zingers, hastily Photoshopped memes and wry observations had been posted - with similarly big numbers under related hashtags.

As the longtime editor-in-chief of Wired Magazine, the author of The Long Tail, the proponent of the concept of "freemium," to name just a few of the things that he's known for, Chris Anderson is well-renowned for having his finger on the pulse of trends just as they're starting to coalesce into movements.

Photos of must-have items spread virally over Instagram, sending the masses on buying sprees, before falling off the trend wagon just as instantly.

Natural selection: We may hate admitting that part of our rationale for buying into the organic food trend is just as much to keep up with the Joneses as it was to avoid pesticides, or make tastier ratatouille.

But smaller trends are just as important.

But even if you set aside the economic analysis in the piece, the important point it makes is that the danger of extrapolating from current trends exists just as much on the downside as it does on the upside, and that just as in at the height of a bubble people have a hard time imagining that it will end, at the depths of a downturn it's easy to assume that it will last forever.