Sentence examples for very trend from inspiring English sources

In this they exemplify the very trend — the shrilling of political discourse — that they decry.

And the very trend that the purists decry the transformation of supposedly innocent games into big business provides some of the best protection against malfeasance.Corruption in the sports world comes in three flavours: cheating to win (such as doping), cheating to lose (match-fixing) and cheating off the field (kickbacks for marketing rights and other business deals).

Researchers and sociology professors Christine B. Whelan at the University of Pittsburgh and Christie F. Boxer at the University of Iowa set out to find out what men and women look for in a spouse and uncovered this very trend.

In fact, guess who participated in a 2003 Frontline documentary called "Justice for Sale" to denounce this very trend?

When he moved to London in March, he thought of exploring the very trend in the city which is now home.

Perhaps stagnation is the result of the very trend that Jobs drove, that is, complex products for consumers rather than business or the military.

But they are reflecting a very real trend.

It happened that Rohatyn the banker, in doing his deals (the blockbuster RJR buyout in particular), was a contributor to those very trends.

This would likely encourage the very trends toward unilateralism in Washington that could eventually undermine the political and strategic foundation of the world body.

"I think saris are also subject to trends — very subtle trends, probably.

Kantrowitz's paper revealed a very similar trend in massive debt loads as with the overall student loan trends.