Sentence examples for a long established trend from inspiring English sources

The production continues a long established trend of taking popular movies and adapting them as musicals for the stage – with mixed results.

But this is a long established tendency.

The regiment was a long established one dating from 1803.

In this respect, Flight 3407 followed a long-established trend.

CBS's strategy seems to fly in the face of a long-established trend away from the old mass appeal of broadcasters and toward more specialized networks on cable television.

He also, whether he knew it or not, continued a long-established trend in which the Red Sox plunk the Yankees far more than the other way around, an issue that may come into play over the next four days as the teams meet in a key weekend series in the Bronx.

The first world war accelerated an already established trend.

There are numerous examples that substantiate an established trend.

This trend is exemplified by the closure of the long established LGBT mental health charity Pace earlier this year.

But it is part of an international trend – similar watchdogs have recently been set up in Sweden, Canada, Hungary and Slovenia, and are long established in the Netherlands, Denmark and the United States.

"This has been long established".