Sentence examples for upon a trend from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wallerstein had stumbled upon a trend that materialized not gradually, as many trends do, but instantly — like, well, an image on a digital camera.
"But it wasn't my agenda at all to try and capitalize upon a trend, or come up with an easily identifiable signature," he continues.
While nearly one in every three tablets purchased in the second quarter was an iPad, according to IDC, Apple's new devices seize upon a trend of slimmer and smaller that the company's competitors have embraced, in part because of their lower costs.
It builds upon a trend we've seen lately from Google toward better mobile apps, including the recent Google+ for iPhone redesign.
She said that granting amnesty -- that is, granting working papers -- would make it harder for employers to force low wages upon immigrants, a trend that undercuts wage increases for American workers.
It drew upon and intensified a trend that already exists.
When 126/KD CB were further enriched for primitive HSPC and expanded for 1 to 2 weeks, there was a significant increase in erythroid colonies upon 126/KD and a trend toward increased myeloid colonies, whereas the less primitive CD38lo/+ fractions only yielded more myeloid colonies as seen with total CD34+ cells .
Moreover, variation in production pathway has negligible effects upon the direct WDs, a trend directly opposite to that observed for EROIfossil and net life cycle GHG emissions.
The changes in dynamics of the backbone amide groups observed in HbA upon CO binding exhibit a trend that is much less uniform than what we observed for HbI and are instead more randomly distributed along the sequence of the protein.
He also stumbled upon a worrying trend that could be potentially apocalyptic in scope: "While we are concerned for Princeton University, we are even more concerned about the fate of the planet — Google Trends for "air" have also been declining steadily, and our projections show that by the year 2060 there will be no air left".
Children were doing math drills on their families' new home computers, seized upon by social chroniclers as a trend worthy of note.
