Sentence examples for trend to develop from inspiring English sources
There is a growing trend to develop Information Systems (IS) using rapid development tools and methods rather than using traditional analysis and specification methods.
Moreover, there has been a recent trend to develop even more complex software suites that embed and interlink multiple techniques.
Unlike public schools, where there is a trend to develop full-day kindergarten programs to make time for reading instruction, there is no academic content in Waldorf kindergartens.
"This sale confirms the trend to develop more and more of Manhattan's western corridor," said James D. Kuhn, president of Newmark & Company Real Estate.
There is, however, a strong trend to develop smaller and smaller volume set-ups (due to, for instance, the cost of either the solute or the matrix in biological or pharmaceutical fields).
"The recent trend to develop services in which some basic content can be accessed free of data charges (such as Facebook's Free Basics or Internet.org), while other content is subject to data charges, would appear to be the antithesis of net neutrality and a distortion of markets," the report says.
Academic research can catalyse sustainable transitions by critically analyse current societal trends to develop and disseminate new knowledge.
With the exception of Friday -- a "triple witching day," in which the quarterly expiration of options and futures contracts set off increased trading -- volumes were low, an indication that many traders were waiting for clearer trends to develop.
Adrian Gill, director of Your Move, said: "The UK's vote to leave the EU has not caused any immediate change in the rental market, although we must wait for longer term trends to develop.
And that will become the new trends to develop in image fusion field in the future.
In Peru, the minister of environment has been working closely with Forest Trends to develop environmental law to control the exploitation of natural resources, including biodiversity and water.
