Sentence examples for trend quite from inspiring English sources

The local building style is thatched, single-storey fishermen's and farmers' huts-turned-holiday-houses for the smart Lisbon set, so this villa bucks the trend – quite beautifully.

There are good reasons to worry about that trend, quite apart from what it implies about the extent of world poverty.Distributing the spoilsRelated items Economics focus: Of rich and poorApr 26th 2001 The world economy: Waiting for growthApr 26th 2001What exactly does "world income distribution" mean?

It seems nobody's told heartland farmers about the gluten-free trend quite yet.

Add those to the picture and we also see structural trends toward growth in the Rockies and, strikingly, on the eastern edge of the Rust Belt.The good news is that, on current trends, quite a lot of the largest metropolitan areas will be back above pre-recession employment levels within a few months.

He follows emerging trends quite keenly and is amazed both by the opportunities available for and challenges faced by today's businesses.

As an academic and media professional who studies these trends quite closely, I find, when they are thoughtfully used, Internet-accessible devices and computers can provide educators with exciting new ways to engage students.

Experts understand that neighborhood access to trees and park space trends quite closely with income levels -- wealthier neighborhoods typically have more of these natural assets than poorer ones, but members of the public are unaware of these different levels of access of nature.

One might suspect that rates would vary between the separate regions of Norway due to systematic differences in environmental conditions; however, differences were small and time trends quite similar.

"It's been a trend for quite a long time.

"The trend is quite stable and unprecedented," he said.

"All ratings have been on a downward trend for quite a while.