Sentence examples for whatever the trend from inspiring English sources

Whatever the trend, whatever the market, Hermès remains Hermès.

We highlight the price parallelism of British suppliers whatever the trend of wholesale prices.

Whatever the trend, though, the term functional literacy has gone out of fashion.

Whatever the trend, a recent study by researchers at Oxford University revealed how grave problems still are.

"There are guys who are super into fashion who wear a suit with Vans or Nike trainers, whatever the trend is.

Whenever I hear of Tintin or Oliver Twist being banned from library shelves; when I read articles insisting that children's books should be about tower blocks or one-parent families or fathers doing the chores; whenever children's authors are enjoined to follow whatever the trend of the moment may be, I remember Else Ury.

It was made for whatever the trending medium was..

Whatever the trends, the complex issues surrounding drought require the world's attention.

Wainwright says she never really found out why. "You're at the whim of whatever the trends are.

Whatever the trends, though, the basic purpose of food is still the same: to provide nourishment for the body -- and, if we're lucky, the soul.

The outlines of her story have been well chronicled: the stall on Portobello Road in London, where she sold T-shirts screen-printed with smiley faces ("I would do whatever the trending thing was"); brief stints at the department store Browns and in public relations; followed by a job as the accessories editor of British Vogue, where she met Jimmy Choo, a Malaysian-born Hackney cobbler.