Sentence examples for trends going on from inspiring English sources

In Stoke Newington and Dalston both parts of Hackney which have gentrified faster than anywhere the white British population leapt up by 15% and 26% respectively.I've not got data detailed enough to show it, but I suspect that actually, there are two quite different but complementary migratory trends going on in London.

I had finally found meaning in my own work by focusing inward, being present enough to observe some interesting trends going on around me, and following two passions deep in my belly: helping people reconnect with themselves and one another and starting new companies.

"There are other trends going on that are driving the changes you're seeing," he said.

Sometimes, we miss the app trends going on under our noses with those friends.

Not just the kind of music you get in musicals.' There are two related trends going on, I suggest.

"There are a lot of different trends going on; people just have a different relationship to cars," Mr. Reitzle said.

"Is it Syria, or is it Maliki himself?" Lawrence Wright, who wrote in this week's magazine about the events leading to 9/11, points to the changing social and political forces dividing the region: There's an interesting trend going on right now.

There's a whole trend going on out there in your favor.

It's being announced in Korea at the moment, but if LG is smart, they'll cash in on the bigphone trend going on right now and bring it stateside toot sweet.

Consumers inspired by unseasonably warm weather and new fashion trends went on a small clothes buying spree in February.

"If the current trends go on, we are going to have a malnourished generation," he said.