Sentence examples for a pattern both from inspiring English sources

By now, there's a pattern – both to the events themselves, and to the way they are reported in the media – that illustrates, sadly, how little seems to be learned from one to the next.

Mr. Obama's advisers and supporters may be doubly satisfied that he is assuming that label since he has a pattern, both frustrating and reassuring to Democrats, of rising to the occasion and fighting back when he is down.

As Elizabeth Kolbert pointed out in a recent post, Sandy fits a general pattern both in North America, and around the world, toward more extreme weather — a pattern which can partly be attributed to climate change.

Graphically, we wanted this to become a trademark pattern both visually and texturally, having a compositional balance and proportion to immediately distinguish our bags.

But to watch Trump carefully over the past few weeks has been to notice a separate pattern, both deeper and more mundane.

Both daytime and nighttime seasonal patterns of LEMI are somewhat different from the IRI model (Fig. 4(b)) that predicts a semiannual pattern both for average daytime (10 14 LT) and nighttime (22 02 LT) hmF2.

The win is also indicative of a larger pattern, both within Hollywood and the country writ large.

Since the Second World War, American politics has been marked by a familiar pattern: both major parties moving further to the right in unison.

Animals that exhibited a loopy pattern, both normal and looping patterns (≥30% loopy tracks) and normal patterns (<30% loopy tracks) are defined as strong, mild and normal, respectively.

In normal human individuals, insulin is secreted in a pulsatile fashion, and the plasma insulin exhibits an oscillatory pattern, both at basal and under stimulation [1], [2].

An untargeted metabolomic analysis also revealed an altered metabolite pattern, both in normal and water stress/recovery conditions.