Sentence examples for a consistent pattern to from inspiring English sources

Recently, I read back over many of your letters and my responses to them, and if there was a consistent pattern to be found, that was it: listen more, talk more.

Evidence of this is that, outside of all plutocratic logic, it is difficult to identify a consistent pattern to the expansion of FT certification in some areas of the globe.

In one respect, there has been a consistent pattern to Roberts' tenure in the U.S. capital: He has been a shrewd player of his own interests and a strategic operator on the law.

Surveying the history of stock market panics, veteran Hong Kong-based journalist Stephen Vines identified a remarkably consistent pattern to their development.

This is due to the fact that there is a relatively consistent pattern to most of the names in the corpus.

As exporters here reviewed their orders for the coming months, they described a consistent pattern: Sales to emerging markets were recovering rapidly, demand from Europe was starting to rebound as the Chinese currency fell against the euro, and buying interest from the United States remained fairly weak.

A consistent pattern appears to be emerging, as two other recent large studies (Weck et al, 2007; Ren et al, 2009) also reported an association of H. pylori with increased circulating PG1 and PG2 but decreased PG1 : 2 ratio.

Differences between plant growth environments showed a consistent pattern: relative to lab-grown plants, field-grown plants generally initiated flowering at a larger size, and produced more branches and seeds, but also showed greater variability in reproductive characters.

Whatever your field or interests might be, it's very important to create a consistent pattern and habit to read beyond your horizons.

Breyer has also demonstrated a consistent pattern of deference to Congress, voting to overturn congressional legislation at a lower rate than any other Supreme Court justice since 1994.

We also find no evidence that our failure to detect a consistent pattern is due to the short timescales involved or low genetic distance between domesticated lineages and their wild relatives.