Sentences with phrase «against the trend toward»

This might run against the trend toward disintermediation in investing, with passive strategies and low fees.

With increasing frequency, we're hearing a segment of the bodybuilding fan base speaking out against the trend toward ever more massive...

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Today, it is chasing trends — toward healthier foods, trying to compete against Starbucks with coffee, reducing menu complexity and more — and looks far less assured as a result.

The trend toward globalization is only going to continue, so companies in Sarnia and St. Thomas will be competing against companies from Toronto to Thailand.

Clegg's newly robust stance chimes with a growing international trend toward liberalisation, with some US states experimenting with new legal frameworks and Latin American countries kicking back against pressure from the UN to maintain prohibition.

Childhood Vaccines • In San Francisco's Bay Area schools at least 40 % of kids are not vaccinated, leaving them unprotected against whooping cough, measles and other preventable disease — part of a nationwide trend toward parents withholding vaccinations.

This trend toward scientific omission has reinforced local social stigma and violence directed against this minority.

1H7 provided particularly strong protection against astrocytosis, while 5D12 provided no protection against the former and only a nonsignificant trend toward protection against the latter (Figure 7).

Unfortunately, the small number of erotic authors and publishers who pushed the line too far have resulted in a general trend toward increased crackdowns against legal erotic fiction at some retailers.

She's seen a trend toward low - carb diets for felines in the last 10 years, but she warns against them.

On the one hand he expressed that pop art partook of a trend toward «openness and clarity as against the turgidities of second generation Abstract Expressionism.»

It wasn't easy for the Dublin - born Sean Scully to make the abstract work that he did in the 1980s; given the trend toward figuration at the time, he was paddling hard against the tide.

[11] Professor Coffee warns against the trend in the United States toward over-criminalization in the regulatory sphere, and urges civil penalties instead:

Banks and inspectors are in the business of doing business and if there's a continued trend toward self representation then they will work to work with them not against them.