PRODUCTION levels among Britain's main dairy breeds fell last year, but less common breeds
bucked the trend.
Managing partner James Mattin said: "We are seeing a huge demand for both offices and retail units and we have
bucked the trend by adapting our available office space to meet demand.
And, despite the wider economic malaise, Mr Watson-James said lettings in the last year
bucked the trend.
San Fernando Valley schools
bucked the trend, with all grade levels ratcheting up the number of schools that received a ranking of 6 or above on the state's 1-to-10 scale, according to results released Tuesday.
NEW car sales dropped by two per cent in September, but one Scottish dealership
bucked the trend big time.
In late August, MetLife
bucked the trend of life insurers dumping their major "trophy" real estate holdings by acquiring the Sears Tower in Chicago, the tallest building in North America.
Lucy O'Carroll, of the Royal Bank of Scotland, said: "Increased output and employment in the North-east
bucked the trend seen across the UK as a whole in April.
However, Smack the Pony soon, er,
bucked the trend with three sexy comediennes - Sally Phillips, Doon Mackichan (pictured) and Fiona Allen - and some sharp scripts.
Some markets
bucked the trend and witnessed vacancy drops, including Boston (6.
Results of PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY'S latest quarterly survey show that rates dropped more sharply in the South Central and Western regions, while the Northeast
bucked the trend and achieved a four-point increase in average hourly rates - mainly for machine sizes under 300 tons.
That view was endorsed by the director of the National Institutes of Health, Harold Varmus, who
bucked the trend among federal officials by telling a congressional committee March 5 that human cloning might be acceptable in the case of infertile couples who desire genetically related offspring.
7%)
bucked the trend, while warm winter weather in the Northeast clearly showed in Sunoco's 19.
