Sentence examples for sort of a trend from inspiring English sources
Having things on the rotor is sort of a trend this year as Cartier did something similar with their Astroregulateur watch and Blancpain has a power reserve indicator on a rotor this year on a new L-evolution piece.
A week of polls is sort of a trend.
"But there seems to be sort of a trend toward areas of the country where laws are more relaxed to have higher rates of injuries," Canner said.
Now, I'm beginning to wonder if this may be some sort of a disturbing trend.
"These are all part of a sort of growing trend toward recognizing student-athletes as participants in a major business venture, and treating them fairly given their role in that business," Rifkin said.
"It's sort of the continuation of a trend we've seen over the last few years that the domestics have improved quite nicely, and the imports have been flat to slowly declining," says Dave Sargent, vice president of global vehicle research at J.D. Power.
In a system without any sort of trend, such as a random string of temperatures, the first one will be a record-breaker, by default.
Let's take a look at this sort of wonderful trend that continues to play out before our computer screens..
Sooner or later, this sort of exponential trend, which depends on shrinking each generation of transistors, is going to run into fundamental manufacturing limits.
We'd expect to see this sort of disturbing trend decline.
After becoming spellbound while touring the Cincinnati labs of the scent-and-flavor maker Givaudan, Mr. Ott became a sort of roving trend-spotter for the company, scouting out bars and reporting back on what palate-stimulators seem to be on the rise.
