Sentence examples for trivial trend from inspiring English sources

Just in case I still thought this a trivial trend, Komlos put a final bar graph in front of me.

While the vagina cake might seem like a trivial trend, these depictions can help open up discussion about a subject that, even with our pussy-grabbing president, is still considered taboo.

Finally, far from being a trivial issue, the trend reminds indigenous peoples of all the more serious crimes and indignities they have been subjected to over the past 500 years.

"The slow cooling trend is trivial compared to the warming that's been happening and that's in the pipeline," Dr. Kaufman said.

In a labour force of 28m people, a possible loss of 100,000 jobs is trivial, given that other trends will simultaneously be creating thousands of jobs too.

It is trivial to include the opposite trend, but we do not for the following reasons: an additional genotyping error in the opposite direction would only decrease the overall deviation from HWE by counterbalancing the increased number of observed homozygotes.

Discriminating between promoted and organically trending topics is not trivial, as Table 1 illustrates - promoted and organic trending hashtags often have similar characteristics.

The accurate assessment of remaining useful life based on condition monitoring variables is not a trivial task, since long-term trends are often obscured by short-term fluctuations.

Much contemporary incidental music is trivial, and there has been a trend in movies and television to do without incidental music altogether.

In that spirit of DIY psychology, allow me to introduce today's trivial and, in all likelihood, completely spurious cultural trend: Multiple Musical Identity Disorder.

Thus, there were only rather trivial differences in the diets between groups, and despite that, a trend toward reduced rates of both breast cancer and cardiovascular risk factors in the intervention group.