Sentence examples for trends established from inspiring English sources

The trends established over the course of nine remarkable days in the stadium continued on the final day of action.

Economists keep basing forecasts on trends established during the postwar miracle years, when growth was boosted by expanding populations, rising productivity and exploding debt.

Trends established in the watershed reforms of China and India more than two decades ago have produced the dramatic changes of economic leadership in the twenty-first century.

Zen Buddhism firmly established its role of intellectual leadership during the Muromachi period and provided a strong line of continuity with the aesthetic trends established during the Kamakura period.

The baseline concentrations and trends established in this study will serve as a benchmark for comparison and aid in sampling design for future monitoring of this population and other coastal bottlenose dolphin populations.

"Because the recovery is so painfully slow, people may begin to think of the trends established during the recovery as normal," said Howard Wial, a fellow at the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program who recently co-wrote an economic analysis of the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas.

Child poverty has started to rise, ending the downward trend established before 2010.

In July, sales of bond funds dominated stock funds, extending a trend established in the first half of the year.

The new 5‐liter (302 cubic inches) engine follows the trend established by the Continental Series of the Sports Car Club of America.

It hopes to follow a trend established by Jupiter, Fla., Tucson and Peoria, Ariz., by building a two-team facility, for $45 million.

If Encke should eventually rediscover success, he will be bucking the trend established by the other horses who went through what he went through.