Sentence examples for trends radically from inspiring English sources

"We remain skeptical that Morrison will be able to improve trends radically in the near term," Geissler says.

But in the last three years or so trends have radically changed as designers have become much more ecologically minded".

This trend is radically changing the age demographics of the population and creating a new set of challenges for engineers.

Except for the steady time series, which denote a user behavior that isquite constant in time (or for which transition to higher or lower efficiency levelsare much slower), all the other three types have a changepoint in which theefficiency trend changes radically in a relatively short period of time compared tothe total length of the user lifetime.

Future holiday trends could be radically different from today's, argues Armstrong.

INEGI is likely to publish preliminary figures for 2011 at the end of July—just after the presidential election, which might turn out to be fortunate for Mr Peña.One worrying thing to take from this episode is that although the numbers of the SNSP and INEGI show broadly similar trends, they are radically different in gross terms.

The world's strategic markers and projection trends have changed radically during the last ten years.

Third, the Nation Climate Assessment, the 13 inter-agency government body making up the United States Global Change Research Program, reported that a 10-degree rise in Fahrenheit was plausible if warming trends weren't radically reversed.

I have no idea whether or how G.E. will profit from any of these breakthroughs, but I saw the outlines there of three radically new business trends that the United States should want to dominate.

I believe this power to uncover the trends and insights that can radically change the way results are delivered should now be focused on the big data locked within this huge ecosystem of NGOs, large charities, their donors and their recipients to make significant social change.

The complete chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) sequences currently available for green plants (green algae and land plants) point to radically divergent evolutionary trends of the chloroplast genome in the phyla Streptophyta and Chlorophyta.