Sentence examples for worst trend from inspiring English sources

Actually, the super PACs are the worst trend, hands down.

But perhaps the worst trend in restaurant fare is the steady increase in portion sizes.

"They have taken every worst trend in reporting, every single one of them, and put them on rocket fuel," Salter says.

But because Leibovich and everyone else in the story lives and works inside the same loop as Allen, any reader looking for critical analysis will find it only in one short quote by Mark Salter, John McCain's former aide, who says of Politico: "They have taken every worst trend in reporting, every single one of them, and put them on rocket fuel….

Meanwhile, the man bun continues to bestride the pop-cultural universe, filtering down into ordinary life sufficiently that this week a focus group conducted (in sober mood and with forensic precision, one presumes) by a mobile gaming site has deemed them the worst trend of the year.

When Rahs Move On: Remembering Jack Wills.

It represents far too many of the worst trends in ballet, and emphatically suggests that they are on the increase.

The District of Columbia is a microcosm of both the best and worst trends in modern AIDS prevention and treatment.

Right now, what is going on in Iraq represents all the worst trends in the region, but if you can make it work, it could represent the best".

"After all, most of the worst trends in that diet over the last 20 years coincided with people eating less at home".

Their grandstanding interventions — like those blockade-busters sailing to Gaza or the wealthy American Jews who fund extremist settlers' housing purchases in Arab East Jerusalem — often fuel the worst trends on either side and divert our energies from the only thing that is important: forging a two-state solution.