Sentence examples for Prevailing pattern from inspiring English sources

More attention is paid when the perpetrator doesn't fit the prevailing pattern.

One trenchant backbench critic acknowledges that many Tory MPs "usually follow the prevailing pattern".

Elevation strongly influences this prevailing pattern, however, with significantly greater amounts of precipitation occurring in the mountains.

But the prevailing pattern remains for professors to lecture in large halls, with students expected to be quiet and listen.

However, the abstract and informal nature of prevailing pattern descriptions makes it difficult to use design patterns.

Bright boys, from solidly middle-class or aspirant working-class backgrounds, good grammar schools, academically successful: that has been the prevailing pattern.

Recall that a standard of care is a routine or prevailing practice pattern within a given medical community (Levine 1986).

As this company found, innovation strategy matters most when an organization needs to change its prevailing patterns.

That wavering, that sense that people are reacting daily to the campaign rather than following prevailing patterns, has given the race a special quality.

In some of our inner-city secondary schools where there are prevailing patterns of deprivation they become just another disadvantage to be overcome by children whose lives are full of them.

EYS is defined as the number of years of schooling a child of school entrance age can expect to receive, if prevailing patterns of age-specific enrolment rates persist throughout the child's schooling life.