Sentence examples for trend to which from inspiring English sources
It isn't a trend to which lawyers should contribute.
This cannot become an acceptable trend to which the world resigns itself.
The government's enthusiasm for secret evidence is part of a growing trend to which all those who care about due process and the rule of law need to pay more attention.
The mutual fund business has never met an investment trend to which it wasn't willing to pander.
But what's most interesting about the Corvette's sales decline is the market trend to which it speaks.
The Boston Globe has pointed out that New Hampshire tends to vote for Democratic senators during presidential election years, a trend to which the state seems to be reverting.
The value of projections lies in their utility in identifying the current and emerging trends to which policy-makers need to respond.
The value of projections lies not in their ability to get the numbers exactly right but in their utility in identifying the current and emerging trends to which policy-makers need to respond.
The ions have a trend to diverge, which means the poorer focusing effect.
"We … wish to express our concern at this... example of a continuing trend... to which we draw the attention of the House".
In this situation, I like to look at performance trends to see which direction players are moving, since they tend to revert to their average performance over time.
