Sentence examples for trend to more from inspiring English sources
Apparently, not everyone has been informed of the trend to more sedate parties.
"We see an industry trend to more convenient packaging," said Mr. Zimmer, Stacked Wines' chief executive.
He believes in work, has never known any hours, does not approve of today's trend to more leisure.
Progressive governments cannot and should not resist the trend to more open societies, but they can ensure that markets are opened fairly.
He added: "Alongside this, there is a trend to more extensive sea ice around east Antarctica and this looks set to continue.
Toy industry watchers argue that the trend to more sophisticated toys could help Mattel and Hasbro recapture the older children's market, reversing some of their business problems.
Trends to more single vessel disease in Whites and more double vessel disease in Asians were observed, with similar rates of triple vessel disease.
Bay salinity varies accordingly, with lower salinity levels in the wet summer, trending to more fresh water on the west side where new fresh water flows in.
"There is now a definite trend to use more children.
It is part of a growing trend to offer more employee perks and attract new staff.
The adsorbed protein-like chains trend to be more flat when adsorption interaction energy becomes strong.
