Sentence examples for trend to break from inspiring English sources

This is part of the trend to break up vertically integrated industries and operate with leaner inventories, Mr. Verleger said.

The bill to repeal the board, which the House is scheduled to consider this week, "is part of a troubling trend to break off the worst portions of 'Obamacare' for individual votes, which muddies the water in this election year between those who are adamantly opposed to 'Obamacare' and those who want to see its implementation," the conservatives wrote.

L.A. weather: Warming trend expected to break cold snap.

This trend seems to break new ground by enabling new creative applications for what could possibly be considered a medium in itself.

However, this linear trend seemed to break down at the more anterolateral portion of α' lobes where highly off-selective patches exist, further suggesting that the dorsal lateral portion of the α' lobe may be functionally distinct from the other regions.

Not content with the bookshop floor as his stage, Colfer has gone one further and taken over a West End theatre over the coming half-term week, in what looks like a growing trend for writers to break out of the straitjacket of the literary festival or traditional signing and take control of their own promotional activities.

Accessories are so much fun because they give you the opportunity to wear all the latest trends without having to break the bank.

Or they can start poor trends that are hard to break.

Carly Beumel, a trend forecaster for the retailer Anthropologie and adjunct professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, says trend forecasting is not easy to break into, but can be glamorous and exciting.

If Wyoming is Mrs. Clinton's chance to break a trend, Pennsylvania could be Mr. Obama's.

"But we're trying to break that trend and get some new blood in".