Sentence examples for trend but a from inspiring English sources

Farm to table here doesn't seem like a trend but a way of life.

Green travel is not a passing trend but a portable lifestyle choice.

"I'm hoping that there is a trend – no, in fact, not a trend, but a change – towards more-voluptuous models.

This means that the locavores and the niche farms you celebrate are, indeed, a trend, but a marginal one.

It is not clear who started the heavenly naming trend, but a developer called Extell is happy to take credit.

The relationship between W/C and electrical resistivity at 1 h follows a negative trend but a positive trend is observed at 24 h.

The story did not reveal a trend, but rather a snapshot of a trend presumed to be in progress.

Maybe that wasn't a trend, but an aberration.

Board engagement with shareholders is a relatively new trend, but an important one.

This has reached a scale where it isn't just a passing trend, but an evolution of the entire sector that is being driven strongly by consumer engagement.

The eighteen years after 1982 made the long 1970s not the groundwork of a trend, but an anomaly.