Sentence examples for trends from the from inspiring English sources

This Six Nations confirms other trends from the World Cup.

There didn't seem to be any stand out trends from the shows this season.

Irsay, 50, is in some ways an amalgamation of cultural trends from the Baby Boom generation.

If trends from the first half of this year persist, the value will fall further still.

Looking at the garments, it was impressive to see some of the same trends from the runway.

For many in the crowd, the 1992 party is less a costume party than a chance to reinterpret trends from the past.

With those trends from the non-energy sector of the economy factored in, America's greenhouse gas emissions would fall just 5% by 2020 - well below Obama's 17% target.

The latter recently combined Twitter and real-time outdoor advertising to transport trends from the catwalk to the digital shop floor quicker than you can tap 140 characters.

Death is proverbially a leveller, but this sweeping and provocative study, which examines economic trends from the earliest societies to now, takes the idea further.

But they acknowledged that they lacked the ability to pick up safety trends from the varied sources of information they already had.

After all, they managed to cut crime when several trends, from the growing availability of crack cocaine to the continued breakdown of poor families, were against them.