Sentence examples for trend much from inspiring English sources

One game doesn't make a trend, much less a season, but how about a decade?

The changes didn't alter the trend much but did mean that the hottest year on record in the US became 1998 rather than 1934.

Catch-up TV is beginning to drive viewing far more and the younger generation is pushing this trend much faster through their rapid adoption of mobile devices.

I have not yet raised one trend, much commented on -- the supposedly inescapable "clash" between a democratic West and an intolerant Islam.

It seems unlikely that museums here will be able to resist this trend much longer, and can look forward to a series of both serious and frivolous applications.

Andrew Cuomo, once with clear prospects beyond Albany but now hemmed in by the inevitability of Hillary, will go backwards if he allows Bill de Blasio's left-wing politics to trend much beyond than Brooklyn.

Hedge fund managers often try to ride market trends, much like surfing a wave.

That's why we can see trends much easier in permafrost temperatures than we can see them in atmosphere".

Here, otherwise staid design firms and architectural practices visualise future trends much as The Usborne Book Of the Future [large PDF] did for 70s kids – but with added plausibility underpinned by hard design and science.

The Canadian model falls into a roughly similar camp, with fairly heavy overnight and morning rain trending much lighter ahead of race start.

But beauty trends, much like Matthew McConaughey's oeuvre, have a way of surprising you.