Sentence examples for trend of breaking from inspiring English sources

While Formula One has had a trend of breaking records of youthfulness, older drivers have still been able to prove their worth, and that is why age was certainly not a criterion in Ferrari's choice.

Mr. Rosedale, who raised about $1 million for Coffee and Power from investors including Jeff Bezos, Catamount Ventures and Greylock Partners, sees the trend of breaking work into smaller pieces — both in software and for physical tasks — as one that will continue to gain traction.

In our cultural fare, creative minds must rethink the hip trend of "breaking bad" and pursue the much harder (and more dramatic) task of showing characters pushing back against the bad to break good.

But then no team has gone back-to-back since the Broncos of 1992-93, so what hope do Trent Robinson's Roosters have of breaking the trend?

The one country where the left ought to stand a good chance of breaking this trend is France, which holds a presidential election in 2012.

No N.B.A. team has come back from a 3-0 deficit, and this Celtics team — aging, depleted and missing its offensive engine in Rajon Rondo — hardly seems capable of breaking the trend.

For Virginia Tech, there were hopes of breaking a trend of losing to Florida State.

And a "cage match" Monday night between two scholars at the American Enterprise Institute didn't show any sign of breaking that trend.

Ahmed Umar also shows no signs of breaking a global trend among jihadists of opposing leadership roles for women much less for foreign women in line with their (selectively) conservative religious doctrine.

The bill to repeal the board, which the House is scheduled to consider this week, "is part of a troubling trend to break off the worst portions of 'Obamacare' for individual votes, which muddies the water in this election year between those who are adamantly opposed to 'Obamacare' and those who want to see its implementation," the conservatives wrote.

This is part of the trend to break up vertically integrated industries and operate with leaner inventories, Mr. Verleger said.