Sentence examples for trend may have from inspiring English sources

This cash-saving trend may have a downside, though.

But advocates for women warn that the trend may have ugly consequences.

"This trend may have just turned in the past few days -- for the short term".

But data from the past few months suggest the city's upward trend may have slowed or stopped.

A few demographers are venturing to say that the trend may have little to do with government policies on family planning or foreign aid.

But Jarl Dahlfors, chief executive of cash handling firm Loomis, says the cashless trend may have gone too far for "unbanked people" such as many elderly.

(The apotheosis of this trend may have been "The Simple-Minded Life," starring the proudly thoughtless Nicole Richie and the vacant, dashboard-puppy-necked Paris Hilton).

Two high-profile murder trials in Florida this year have sounded a warning that the trend may have gone too far.

In particular, the cooling trend may have caused a low pressure system in the Amundsen sea to increase in intensity or frequency.

This slow trend may have been accelerated last month when the National Research Council NRCC) affirmed the National Toxicology Program's 2011 finding that the organic compound styrene can "reasonably be anticipated to be a human carcinogen".

The trend may have started with Alan Harding and Jim Mamary, who opened Patois, a bistro, on Smith Street in 1997 and soon peppered the area with a quirky mix of hangouts.