Sentence examples for trend of moving from inspiring English sources

Harvey Schiller, the president of YankeeNets, said the proposal reflected a nationwide trend of moving sports teams to urban centers from suburban locations.

The fragmentation of news online is part of a larger trend of moving editorial power into the hands of the audience, Mr. Rosen said.

Jonathan J. Miller, the president of Miller Samuel, a property appraiser, says the trend of moving up rather than out has gained traction.

Part of the system's struggle for solvency involved embracing a national trend of moving more patient care into ambulatory centers and out of hospitals, and the strategy has backfired in many ways.

And Taiwanese companies that do not follow the trend of moving manufacturing to China may lose their competitive edge, industry executives say, or miss getting a piece of the world's fastest-growing market.

"The match is being played in London due to a unique set of circumstances and should be viewed as a 'one-off' rather than a trend of moving Super Rugby matches outside of their usual territories," he said.

An exception to the trend of Hispanics moving to the cities was the Washington area, where Latinos are more likely to move to the Maryland and Virginia suburbs than to the District of Columbia itself.

"But it's quite ironic, we have this trend of people moving over from the UK, escaping because they don't like multiculturalism.

He pointed to Gulf-based players' lack of fitness as one of the reasons for the recent thumping in Brasilia, and he'd been worried about the trend of players moving there for some time.

While Professor Birch thought that the methodology of the report could be sharpened, she agreed with the finding that there was a broad trend of people moving back to downtown.

We are seeing an increasing trend of charities moving away from a funding model – everybody has talked about the reduction in the core funding they have received – towards a generating model".