Sentence examples for trend out of from inspiring English sources

"You don't want to make a trend out of any one month," said Adam York, an economist at Wachovia Economics.

Perhaps it's just anecdotal, and you'll say I'm blowing a shallow trend out of proportion, but I think we have reason to be concerned when narcissism is under attack in a Manhattan hood where therapeutic values once trumped moralism.

Probably the most important trend out of all of this is that folks are embracing digital downloads.

But the 13-times capped Welsh international is expected to buck the player-drain trend out of Wales by staying with the Blues.

But the 13-times capped international, who was born in Gloucester, has bucked the player-drain trend out of Wales by staying with the Blues.

Offering adequate rehabilitation efforts may alter a negative trend out of working life when it is given to the right type of patients.

It could, however, end last year's trend of out-of-sight opening pops.

The moves bucks the trend of out-of-contract Wales-based players signing for French or English clubs.

Today's lucky destination is Santa Monica, bucking the recent trend of out-of-the-way spots for one just up the coast a bit from its original Venice Beach location in LA.

Our overview provides an impression regarding the models and shows a trend in out-of-hours care organization.

As one of the more perceptive critics to descend on the place has suggested, many of today's scorned social trends – suburbia, out-of-town shopping centres – work better here than in the rest of Britain.