Sentence examples for trend of all from inspiring English sources

"Sarah Connor" bucks the trend of all that.

And that's the biggest trend of all, as New York dining goes ever more casual.

"The CIGs have a total over-reliance on one source [the Danish report] which bucked the trend of all objective evidence on human rights in Eritrea," said Campbell.

No 8: Glyndebourne bucked the trend of all that Wagner and Verdi by opening their season with a controversial staging of Richard Strauss's Ariadne auf Naxos.

But these breakdowns mask perhaps the most important trend of all, which is the sheer rise in overall traffic to our site on mobile devices (shown below).

Agbénonci described the forum as an opportunity for "collective catharsis", saying it would give a voice to those who lacked one and break a decades-old trend of all dialogue taking place between elites in the capital.

There's no question, however, that in being part of the New Big Three, Garnett and Pierce sparked the trend of all-stars regularly joining forces to chase rings.

Combined with the bigger trend of all-in-one platforms packing a bigger punch with businesses, it might have meant that Workday's offer was too compelling to refuse. .

Fig. 3 shows the strong crude seasonality and long-term trend of all-cause mortality.

One of the main results from this study is a clear declining trend of all-cause mortality, while there was no evidence for a decrease in malaria mortality.

No clear trend of all-cause or cause-specific mortality in relation to estimated heavy metals concentrations was observed in males.