Sentence examples for trend older from inspiring English sources
"We wanted to reach out to a more sophisticated vacationer, and they tend to trend older," Mr. Dickinson said.
The audiences there trend older, wealthier and more conservative.
A 12-year report from the Centers For Disease Control released Friday shows a surprising trend: older people ― and not teens ― are turning to pot at a more rapid rate.
As a general trend, older workers (>35 years old) ranked higher for 12 of the 15 items.
News audiences always trend old, and the viewers of Fox's competitors are hardly in the full flower of youth.
Interestingly, experts say two groups have resisted the trend: old-time skiers who refuse to change longtime habits and infrequent skiers who travel to resorts from out of state.
Fund-raising has grown 2 percent to 5 percent in recent pledge drives, though underwriting has dropped a bit, he said, possibly because the audience "trends older, there's no question".
The Erzurum pull-apart basin was evolved by the deformation and subdivision of an E-W-trending older intermontane basin.
Trump's base trends older, whiter, more male.
At the First Presbyterian Church of Ferguson, the crowd of voters trended older and white at midday.
The show has been on for six seasons; its viewership trends older; ABC licenses the show from 20th Century Fox; and, with new shows like "American Idol" coming, the network has fewer slots available. .
