Sentence examples for view of trends from inspiring English sources

The Rev. Gerald H. Anderson has a resume that one would expect had allowed him an unusually broad view of trends within Christianity worldwide.

Spatial analysis of land available for lease and associated attributes will reveal a snapshot view of trends in tenure, supply vs. demand and perceptions of land quality.

A narrower measure that offers a clearer view of trends, because it excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.2 percent in June and 2.2 percent over 12 months.

The present paper aims at surveying the goals of waste transmutation in view of trends identified in the past decade and address some new characteristics for estimating its radiological cost.

In order to present a clearer view of trends at different levels of divergence, analyses were performed on high and low divergence read pools separately rather than considering divergence level directly as an independent variable.

To address the research gap, the current paper aims to: a) verify the proposed definition of eLogistics and its acceptance; b) provide a synthetic view of trend and possibilities of eLogistics systems and c) obtain a comprehensive picture of available eLogistics applications, sources, functionality and use by different type of companies.

Because of its access to the m-commerce operations of these major companies, it has alos been able to provide us with high-level views of trends in the space.

--Palestinian leadership's view of demographic trends; use of data in consideration of two-state solution.

He is a pioneer in expanding client perspectives, offering a unique and time-tested view of marketplace trends.

For those of you wishing to get a firsthand view of the trends that are set to dominate your wardrobe next year, the Guardian will be streaming shows live from the catwalk from 13 to 17 September 2013.

There's also a bit of politics—a view of social trends that foster or frustrate the men's best qualities but it hardly figures into Eastwood's briskly ecstatic vision of the lives of secular saints.