Sentence examples for trend to reverse from inspiring English sources

It will take strong political will on all sides for this trend to reverse.

Federal scientists cautioned that their figures provide no information on what has caused the trend to reverse.

Positive U.S. real yields, dollar appreciation and, more recently, concerns about tightening liquidity conditions in the Chinese money market have driven outflows from emerging market equity funds, and we do not expect this trend to reverse any time soon.

Peter Chatwell, a rate strategist at Crédit Agricole, said he expected that trend to reverse during the day "as the fact is this is another auction which exceeds the target amount".

"It takes a while for change to kick in and for a trend to reverse itself," said Dr John Santelli of Columbia University, who studies teenage sexual behaviour and appeared alongside Knox to offer testimony at the congressional hearings on abstinence-only programmes in April 2008.

This isn't just a Catholic problem — the Protestant denominations, which allow clergy to marry and often ordain women, have had the same difficulties drawing in and keeping talent — and it's a hard trend to reverse: In the scramble for money and status that we call meritocracy, a career in the clergy offers little of the former (save to megachurch-builders) and less of the latter than it used to.

Nor is that trend likely to reverse.

Perhaps success will mean that the trend begins to reverse.

The trend began to reverse itself in the 1980s.

The trend appeared to reverse by the age of 16 when metabolism was seen to start to increase again.

France's unemployment rate had declined steadily from 1997 to early 2001, before the trend began to reverse.