Sentences with phrase «ugly trend»
The phrase "ugly trend" refers to a negative or unpleasant pattern that is becoming more common or popular. Full definition
Canada appears to have adopted a very ugly trend apparent in the US — police state draconian Public Instructions that are reminiscent of Nazi Germany in the 1930s.
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After a miraculous run to the finals in 1996, Florida missed the playoffs last year and, in keeping with an ugly trend in pro sports, put all its effort during the off - season into building an arena instead of a team.
He said the house of representatives had conducted a public hearing on the matter and explored ways to reverse the ugly trend.
She urged all stakeholders to join forces with government in sensitizing the populace on the danger of this practice to change the ugly trend.
The monarch, who frowned on the spate of killings, thuggery, armed robbery and kidnappings in the country, urged the government to arrest the ugly trends.
«Hate crimes were up 31 % in 2016 compared to the previous year and there has to be a deterrent to reduce an ugly trend.
By making specific types of graffiti a hate crime, we will fight back against discrimination and reduce an ugly trend that has developed throughout our country,» said Senator David Carlucci.
«Unfortunately, some people who are supposed to be part of efforts at restitution are colluding with those who have stolen our commonwealth to frustrate the work of those who are genuinely committed in reversing the ugly trend.
The Senate on Thursday expressed grave concern at the incessant attacks by herdsmen across the country with a warning that, if the ugly trend was not...
The Senate on Thursday expressed grave concern at the incessant attacks by herdsmen across the country with a warning that, if the ugly trend was not nipped in the bud, it would turn out to be as deadly as Boko Haram insurgency.
Speaking at a press conference, Chairman of the political group, Dr. Onwubuya Breakforth said, they were saddened that the ugly trend could take place at the National Assembly, which is the only symbol of democracy.
The ugly trend of suppressing most bonus features from DVD continues and multiplies on Prom, a title sure to do the vast majority of its business on DVD.
That ugly trend had disappeared in Phoenix until now.