Sentence examples for trend stands from inspiring English sources
Looking back over 2013, one cultural trend stands out.
One clear trend stands out: Mental distress tends to linger longer after man-made disasters, like an oil spill or radiation leak, than after purely natural ones, like a hurricane.
Even in slender Brazil, the eating of sweets and junk food has risen fivefold in 30 years.Not all waistlines have met this barrage of sugar, salt and fat in the same way, but across much of Latin America and the Caribbean the trend stands out like a muffin top.
This trend stands in marked contrast to recent cinema, which at this year's Oscars awarded the most malign and murderous tough guy in many a year (Javier Bardem's Chigurh in No Country For Old Men) and the sort of unyielding American frontiersman in Daniel Day-Lewis's Daniel Plainview to render There Will Be Blood memorable for its resolute ferocity.
At a time when the new Internet of Things trend stands to bring many more machines on to the network, we should realize the valuable role we, as operators, can play in our own creation, asking each other for information and supplying it in the spirit of cooperation.
For the past decade, I've been conducting surveys to determine what women really want for Valentine's Day, and over that 10-year period, one trend stands true.
But one trend stood out above all: the celebrity bindi.
Against this trend stand only Kurdish and Balochi, the speakers of which tend to regard their languages as an expression of their particular identities.
Diamond makes the hopeful prediction that even "countries like Iran and China, which now seem so immune to the global democratic trend, stand a very good chance of becoming democratic in the next two to three decades".
In the meantime, I live and work in the magical land of California, which last year, had the notable distinction of being the only state in the nation to buck this ugly trend, stand up for women and actually expand a woman's access to abortion.
But three trends stand out.
