But London is, in fact, running counter to an unmistakable trend.
Sylvia Ann Hewlett, founder of the Center for Work-Life Poliny iNew Yorkrk, an independent research group, and several other economists and experts argue that there is an unmistakable trend toward women returning to the labor force — and not just professional women.
Outside of the tech industry, an unmistakable trend is sweeping the business world.
"The vast majority of Web pages contain one or more types of active content, with an unmistakable trend toward increasing use of active content in Web pages," the company said.
An unmistakable trend in the closures of clubs is that they are basically all independent (as opposed to part of wider chains).
Romney's share of the Jewish vote represented a "huge increase" of almost 50percentt over Sen. John McCain's 22percentt in 2008, Brooks told The Huffington Post, calling it "part of an ongoing and unmistakable trend" in which five out of the last six national elections saw Republicans "steadily and consistently" make inroads in the Jewish community.
Evidence drawn from this and previous review cycles shows an unmistakable trend towards improved report submissions.
While much attention has been paid to supranational (particularly European) integration, in many states the decentralization of governance is an equally important phenomenon: over the past fifty years, the migration of authority to the regional level has been an unmistakable trend across developed countries that has led to important processes of constitutional reform.
But thanks to unmistakable demographic trends, reform is clearly coming and you can bet Coke is enjoying all the buzz – and even the anger.
Considering unmistakable demographic trends in the US, it is clear that racial, ethnic and linguistic diversity will shape our future society.
