Sentence examples for trend to go from inspiring English sources

But the trend to go higher and higher flies in the face of common sense after Sept. 11, 2001.

The jersey is plain black for the most part, with thin white pinstripes, and the team have chosen not to follow the trend to go for an asymmetrical design on the back to help identify them in aerial shots.

That intimate drama attests to the words offered during the film by Maumoon Gayoom, a former president of the Maldives: "We have always practiced a very moderate form of Islam in the Maldives....But the trend — to go back in history, to return to early Islam — is felt all over the Muslim world".

While the trend to go completely digital might be growing, however, there is still a roaring trade in traditional cards.

"This deepens all the time, this trend; to go from a third of the world economy just 12 years ago to under a quarter now is unprecedented in any historic comparison.

The trend to go pre-pubescent "bald" seems to be catering to some male fantasy of extreme youth.

The restaurant, opened by Jimmy Rodriguez Jimmyy's Bronx Cafe, among others) in July 2009, is bypassing fusion and nouvelle trends to go right to the heart of basic, authentic Puerto Rican cuisine.

One difficulty with any such analysis in mammals, however, is that, nucleotide usage in ESEs trends to go in the same direction as predictions from the cryptic splice avoidance model (Chamary and Hurst 2005).

What trend needs to go? It's time to say goodbye to puffy coats.

A more popular trend is to go negative, rubbishing your opponents' position with half-truths and scaremongering and misinformation.

Now the fashion trend is to go private or stay that way.