Reversing this trend would be an important step in countering an increasingly revitalised al-Qaida.
Reversing this trend would be difficult and time-consuming even with political support.
Maybe it's because a true men's fashion "trend" would be too playful and make everyone question male power.
Investigating features of the social and physical environment that might exacerbate or attenuate this trend would be a valuable next step.
"If you left the EU, the trend would be further liberalisation, further globalisation, if you want to make it a success," said Booth.
David L. Gollaher, who wrote "Circumcision: A History of the World's Most Controversial Surgery" (Basic Books, 2000), said that trend would "be the bullet that kills this thing".
They wondered what the consequences of this trend would be for native literatures, and why their universities could not validate and run courses themselves.
What would really make this a standout trend would be more, and more ambitious, public-private partnerships to break sustainability out of a business-driven rut.
Mr. Rattan acknowledged that such things might occur, but "to say it was a trend would be to stretch things too far".
If the trend of the analyzed series has small magnitude, it cannot be accurately identified by the MK test, because the trend would be submerged too severely by other components of series to accurately identify trend.
People who live here have tended to believe, and have been encouraged to do so by the increasingly fat newspaper dropped at their door every morning, that the trend would be unfailingly up.
