Sentence examples for trends which are from inspiring English sources

There are also long-term trends, which are linked to tougher environmental conditions.

But the most recent Arbitron trends, which are far from official, appear to predict a strong rise for WBAB.

If you want excitement then salvation comes via one of the two trends which are ostensibly wintry but have become fixtures this season: dark lips and red eyes.

In fact, abortion is numerically not nearly as important as three other critical trends, which are extramarital pregnancy rates, marriage and relationship stability.

So, anyway, now we are up and running, back to this season's trends, which are? Damn, damn, damn, I've run out of space.

Unlike most fashion trends – which are inspired by film, musicians or workwear – the idea of dadcore came from comedy one-liners and sketches that developed into internet jokes and memes before being seen on the catwalks.

By the spring of 1991 Gorbachev was caught between two powerful trends which were narrowing his room for manoeuvre.

Art is long; museum exhibitions, luckily, are relatively short, subject to various intellectual fads and staging trends, which is why they are such interesting symptoms.

Economists often distinguish between cyclical trends and secular trends — which is to say, between short-term fluctuations and long-term changes in the basic structure of the economy.

Investors see the same trends, which is why they think Pinterest is only at the early stages of its growth.

You really get the feeling that he cares about so much more than just fashion and trends, which is a breath of fresh air during Copenhagen Fashion Week.