Sentence examples for unfortunate trend from inspiring English sources

Otherwise it could be a sign of an unfortunate trend.

His first round at Royal Lytham and St. Annes followed that unfortunate trend.

'Blaming people for something that is external is a very unfortunate trend,' he says.

The whole unfortunate trend began, in our opinion, when the Republicans discovered the phrase "taking a new look".

Greens should take a hard look in the mirror, as much of the blame for this unfortunate trend lies with them.

These two articles at the Mail on Sunday and Telegraph continue the unfortunate trend of shoddy climate reporting in the two periodicals, particularly from David Rose.

Many of those unfortunate trends, Mr. Orden said, are happening already.

We believe that these unfortunate trends do not serve either the long-term strategic interests of our two countries or international security interests at large.

THE commercial real estate market in New Jersey continues to "reach for new depths," according to Cushman & Wakefield's third-quarter report, and Parsippany is a perfect example of some unfortunate trends.

One of the most unfortunate trends in the Democratic presidential race has been the way nearly all of the candidates, including Howard Dean, the front-runner, have been flirting with anti-trade positions by putting the emphasis on labor, environmental and human rights standards in international agreements.

So although I have long suspected that the lucky bulk purchasers who swagger into "To the Trade Only" wholesalers and flash their resale tax numbers have been able to walk out with the sort of wastebaskets that are practical enough to please a professional janitor, small-time shoppers have become the victims of unfortunate trends in garbage disposal.