Sentence examples for trend which could from inspiring English sources
The Royal Institute of British Architects Ribaa) said the list of the award-winning buildings "revealed a trend which could be coined austerity chic".
Mode B contains an outlier in the trend, which could be a consequence of the integrated impact of western modern and post-modern ideas and Chinese traditions.
However, one trend which could signal that Nimbuzz is headed for the mass market is the rapid increase in female users.
The curves in Fig. 8 show a noisy linear trend, which could be smoothed to better demonstrate this linearity by sampling the data from multiple points located along different branches, but at the same fixed distance away from x, in the manner of an expanding sphere of radius y, with origin at x.
In contrast, older SDs do not show this trend, which could be expected since telomeres are likely to have moved during primate evolution [ 66, 67].
We also accounted for correlation among the rate ratios based on a common reference group in each study to avoid underestimating the variance of the study specific trend, which could yield misleading results.
"Debt reduction is increasingly being driven by underlying growth and revenue trends, which could reverse," it said in a statement.
"Debt reduction is increasingly being driven by growth and revenue trends, which could reverse if growth slows or revenue forecasts are revised back down," the agency said.
With forties retro on its way out and "glamour" beginning to lose its sheen, the fashion industry has taken up two new emotional trends, which could be detected in the speeches, salutations, and gossip traded among industry insiders during last week's Council of Fashion Designers of America awards ceremony, at Lincoln Center.
One can go through each one of the above trends, which could have been discerned many years ago, and state what corrective action could have been taken.
In spite of this, longitudinal comparisons of different trends, which could provide a broad basis to study the effects of certain reforms, have not yet been used.
