Sentence examples for trend many from inspiring English sources

The Google and Microsoft initiatives would give much more control to individuals, a trend many health experts see as inevitable.

One growing trend, many outsourcing executives say, is placing more Indian employees in offices in the client's home country.

That is still a rare occurrence, but 15 years ago, Nomo started a trend many considered unthinkable at the time.

But while the outsourcing of customer service functions to India is perhaps the most widely publicised example of this trend, many other outsourced jobs remain within the UK.

Even as Isiah Thomas, the Knicks' president, bucked the trend, many executives figured the best move was not to make a move at this year's deadline.

It's a grisly trend many maintain is motivated by poverty, but one that a local journalist blames on frighteningly casual attitudes to sex work.

Alarmed by the trends, many countries are paying citizens to get pregnant.

Garrison, N.Y. - WHEN it comes to the latest technology trends, many parents give their children whatever they want and then fail to watch how they use it.

In line with sector-wide trends many of them were born outside of the UK and English is their second language.

Economists are often in the business of collecting empirical evidence of the trends many of us civilians have long experienced in our daily lives.

Still, he and other doctors who work in ethnic communities say they can scan their appointment books and spot unmistakable trends: Many Egyptians are getting face lifts.