Sentence examples for a past pattern from inspiring English sources

Some, for example, will look at a past pattern of rising prices, and assume that the market will continue to skyrocket.

If a past pattern holds, the number of deaths in 2000 might be significantly lower: Deaths dropped sharply in 1974, 1980 and 1992 -- years when the price of gasoline spiked.

But a Russian hack would fit a past pattern of attempts on government servers, and a member of Putin's ruling party recently expressed a preference for Trump, whose campaign chairman formerly advised a Ukrainian president ousted for his pro-Putin stance.

But he admitted that there was more to his absence in the traditional Wimbledon practice events this year than just following a past pattern.

Interestingly, those with a past pattern of emergency dental visiting had significantly greater odds of visiting the dentist post-questionnaire.

Among those who returned the questionnaire (n = 493), 32% did not visit within the 3 1/2 year period, 36.9% had a past pattern of emergency dental visiting, 9.1% had a past pattern of general dental visiting and 21.9% had a past pattern of both emergency and general dental visiting.

Federal officials say that greater public involvement — open areas for viewing, less than three hours from Denver International Airport — is a significant departure in itself from the past pattern of closed holding areas or remote open ranges.

If the past pattern holds, Dr Rogers predicts that a new supercontinent will be formed in about 500m years' time.

They will interpret it as evidence that the United States has already made a decision to leave the Afghan battlefield and that it will ultimately repeat its past pattern of abandoning Pakistan periodically.

If the past pattern is followed, talk of how best to stop the attacks will fade.

"The past pattern shows that North Korea will strike in some unimaginable way," said Kim Jong-ha, a professor of defense and security studies at Hannam University in Daejeon, South Korea.