Sentence examples for trend to accept from inspiring English sources

The proper response for the governors should be to see the Hutton report as an opportunity to reverse that trend; to accept that it is, and should be, different - not just from newspapers but also from other television channels.

The statement ended with Pyongyang claiming that it holds the initiative on the future of the Korean Peninsula and regional trends, urging South Korea to accept the "warm helping hands of good will and generosity".

There were fewer instances where race/ethnicity and/or insurance status were significantly associated with rates of acceptance, with the general trend toward more willingness to accept treatment for minority and Medicaid or uninsured women.

Gould (1990) expressed concern that an extinction-driven trend may be hard to accept because the loss of species through extinction might be conceived as merely whittling down variation among species.

A significant trend of decreasing willingness to accept treatment with increasing educational attainment was observed (p < 0.01, following adjustment for price, gender, age, and experience with heart disease) (Table  2).

"I'm speechless – are we supposed to accept this trend?" said one blogger.

After all, many applications are now written specifically for the cloud, a trend that enterprises will need to accept if they are to keep pace with rival organisations.

The section of the public that have come to accept this trend do not trust that the government can continuously supply the electricity services at lower rates.

Demographic Prayer God grant me the serenity To accept the trends I cannot change; The imagination to ignore them; And the wisdom to spin them on the set of "Fox & Friends And Neil Cavutoto".

Second, the big-sized market players in manufacturing are not agile enough to accept new trends that emerge from the daily market communication of consumers.

One of reasons behind such practice is that the cultural trends in Pakistan still tend to accept the paternalistic model of medical care.