Sentence examples for well-established trends from inspiring English sources

This election confirmed well-established trends toward the fragmentation of the French political system and the rejection of ruling parties.

Each New Year comes with new and upgraded trends that always make a big fuss, which mostly happens because some of them are contradictory to older, well-established trends.

Instead, the Wilmington report outlines already well-established trends and risk factors: that 95percentt of city residents arrested for violent crimes are young men; that a history of violence is a strong predictor for being involved in a firearm-related crime; and that unemployment is often a risk factor for violence.

Waits and delays soared, even though demand increased modestly, following a well-established trend.

The combination of hydrogels and calcium phosphate particles is emerging as a well-established trend for bone substitutes.

There is a well-established trend dating back to the 1970s of people hitting early middle age, having children and fleeing.

The makers of a new virtual reality treatment of the life of Christ, premiering in Venice this week, now have a well-established trend to buck.

It was a statistic that put the story on a fast track to the front page, providing a noteworthy benchmark for a well-established trend.

Diminishing Arctic sea ice is a well-established trend at this point, driven by climate change-induced warming in the region.

What's worse, Ferguson sees the current financial crisis as "an accelerator of an already well-established trend of relative Western decline".

The K.H.L. effect is a well-established trend, luring veterans home and, more significant, dissuading N.H.L. teams from drafting prospects under contract in Russia.