Sentence examples for trend to try from inspiring English sources

If you want to give your spring wardrobe a lift, this is a great trend to try, especially since it comes back year after year.

But so far there has been little public debate about the decision to privatise the running of the state's hospitals, which is part of a national trend to try to outsource and reduce the ever-increasing costs of healthcare.

Russia's United Nations ambassador, Vitaly I. Churkin, said the resolution "reflects the alarming trend to try to isolate the Syrian leadership, to refuse any contacts with it, to impose a formula for political settlement from outside".

There is a growing trend to try to make surface geochemistry effective for exploring areas of transported cover using sensitive techniques such as partial extractions of soil and gas analysis.

If the shows are part of a trend to try and bypass unions, they are clearly very successful in their efforts, with shows like Duck Dynasty outperforming many traditionally produced shows that had mistakenly been expected to hold their viewers.

Now, a team of USC researchers has delved deeper into the trend to try to understand how much high school students' social environment has to do with the uptick in electronic cigarette use -- and what it all might mean for the future of traditional cigarette use, which has been in steady decline, as well.

Brexiters are takers, exploiting widespread unease about change in neighbourhoods most damaged by today's trends, to try to build options for Britain in which the traffic is one way, in an international order that Britain does little to uphold but everything to exploit.

However, there has been the recent passing of another who occupies greater real estate in my cortex and who single-handedly did more than make pop trends to try to shift our culture while giving many a sense of belonging and support.

Trend analysis is as simple as plotting a graph and then using a trend line to try to determine how the graph will look in the future, with unknowns.

Some also offer special deals that run out in early December.Another trend is to try to sell more services.

Meier said: "Part of their strategy to reverse that trend is to try to be taken more seriously as a modern boulevard newspaper.