Sentence examples for trends to keep from inspiring English sources

In December, this column looked at eight trends to keep an eye in 2013.

In December, this column cited WeChat as one of the eight trends to keep an eye on in 2013.

Dance subgenres have notoriously short shelf lives, held to the whims of their audience's neophilia and the need for trends to keep mutating.

Both of our companies are positioned very well to take advantage of those trends to keep lowering the barriers to get more people into gaming".

Of course, there's a fine line between staying on top of trends to keep a site relevant and simply writing for pageviews based on trends.

As the field works to become a sustainable, scalable ecosystem, there are three key trends to keep an eye on — areas where civic tech can start to cement its impact and provide critical proof points.

Perhaps only children won't be stigmatised for much longer though, as it seems it is a growing trend to keep the offspring headcount down to one.

First, there's the 2-hour-20-minute running time, which bucks the new Bollywood trend to keep it short and lean.

Yet I think the most important trend to keep in mind isn't Obama's allure to the young but that young white Americans are less and less racist than their forebears.

But with the Spurs dictating a half-court tempo, the Nets collapsing on Tim Duncan and solving Tony Parker with Kerry Kittles in Game 4, Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich said he believes the teams have set a trend to keep the stars from exploding.

With its roots in a similar pub culture to the UK's, combined with the relatively low cost of a bowl of ramen and the deliciousness of the dishes involved, you can expect the Japanese comfort food trend to keep growing – much like your waistline after too many late-night helpings of karaage.