Sentence examples for trend set to from inspiring English sources

The trend set to continue, as Europe seeks to implement a new law with fines of up to €100m for non-compliance.

The reef is in the middle of the worst bleaching event ever seen, with unusually warm water killing as much as half the corals in the northern sections, with the trend set to continue for the next 20 years.

Kow-towing to China has become a reflex for actors, writers, producers, directors and studio executives in pursuit of the world's second-biggest box office, a trend set to intensify as China overtakes the US as the No 1 film market.

The SGA spokesman said: "The SGA has worked extremely hard as an active partner in Partnership for Action Against Wildlife Crime (PAW) and is proud of the dramatic fall in the number of bird of prey abuse cases in Scotland- a trend set to be further cemented next month when the 2012 figures are published".

Mr Williams said: "Wales remains at the forefront when it comes to mobile-only homes and it is encouraging to see rural Wales leading the way in smartphone ownership, a trend set to continue with the imminent rollout of 4G services across the UK".

Ankle fractures account for 9% of all fractures [ 1] and have an increasing incidence in the population aged over 50 years, with the trend set to continue [ 2, 3].

From poké (pronounced poh-kay, which literally means chopped), a raw, marinated fish dish that's a culinary staple in Hawaii, to freakshakes (a milkshake topped with brownies, marshmallows and cookie dough), the annual Waitrose Food and Drink report recently named seven foodie trends set to take off next year.

With these trends set to continue or intensify, improving crop adaptation in the face of climate change is particularly urgent in this, already drought-prone, cropping region.

Kissane believes the trend is set to continue.

And the trend is set to continue this fall.

With clubs desperate for cash, and investors desperate for profits, the trend seems set to continue.