Climate change is fashionable, and although fashion has the virtue of being able to transform the dull and worthy into the hip and happening, it is, by definition, transitory.
Although this fashionable spot, at 3340 Park Avenue (516-781-3200), has changed little in appearance, it's now Italian instead of contemporary American, and Mr. Grasso has been saddled with a huge, overly ambitious menu.
Although its fashionable to say the uncertainty of the war is holding back the market, Gue argues that fundamental economic concerns also weigh heavily on stocks, and he doesn't rule out a double-dip recession.
It should be pointed out that satellite images although very fashionable with respect to archaeological research designs are not yet at least as powerful a tool as stereo aerial photography, most of which were taken more than 20 years ago when the areas in question were less cluttered with modern settlement and industry.
ALTHOUGH it has become fashionable to grill pizza, there is at least one traditional, mostly whole grain, unyeasted bread that is tailor-made for the grill.
Although these are fashionable periodicals, her published pictures have little to do with fashion.
In 1985, Enid Nemy wrote in The New York Times that Mr. Battelle had become "more than currently fashionable" — although he was still that.
Nonetheless, it has long been fashionable, although the hotel to which Mann dispatched his high-minded hero has now been shut for redevelopment.
Allotments have a waiting list of years, keeping chickens is a fast-growing hobby, although even more fashionable now is urban beekeeping.
According to the media (ie people like me) it's also pretty fashionable, although I'm not sure David Cameron and Tim Henman are quite the arbiters of style Quaker Oats believes they are.
