Sentence examples for usual trend from inspiring English sources
Government department spending also rose in August compared with a year earlier, bucking the more usual trend of spending restraint.
If we had continued on our pre-1973 "business as usual" trend, today the US would be emitting four times as much carbon pollution as it currently does.
After winning the World Cup last year, the All Blacks were determined to buck the usual trend of world champions struggling after claiming the Webb Ellis Trophy.
But police testimony given at the royal commission indicated a worrying reversal of the usual trend: of the hundred and seventy-three deaths, a hundred and thirteen occurred inside houses.
While the numbers could be overstated because of flaws in both economic and energy statistics, some experts think, China does seem to have achieved a stunning if temporary reversal of the usual trend during economic expansion.
The details of the team's latest debacle, against New England on Thanksgiving, fell into the usual trend of chaos, followed by more pointless discussion of the backup quarterback Tim Tebow — this time for dressing against the Patriots despite an injury, as Rich Cimini writes on ESPN.com — followed by Rex Ryan talking himself around in concentric circles.
But it would, I grant, disturb the habits and usual trends of American leadership".
CAI, therefore, stands out as a departure from the usual trends.
With an evolution of the city based on "business as usual" trends, urban climate modeling enables to evaluate both UHI and heat stress under heat-wave conditions in 2100.
Unlike the usual trends of observing low levels of metals in irrigation water of Addis Ababa's urban vegetable farming sites (Itanna 1998; Alemayehu 2006; Aschale et al. 2015), Weldegebriel et al. (2012) have reported Cd, Co, Cu, Ni and Zn concentrations as high as 33 μg L−1, 626 μg L−1, 370 μg L−1, 216 μg L−1 and 618 μg L−1, respectively.
Data on usual trends is missing for most animal species that could be potential sentinels.
