Sentence examples for a pattern of avoidance from inspiring English sources
Fear of the attacks themselves generates a pattern of avoidance that can severely constrict the person's life.
Dr. John Gottman, a world-renowned relationship expert, claims that a pattern of avoidance can be far more destructive to a relationship than the volatility that can sometimes erupt when couples find themselves locked in combative positions.
What follows, however, is a pattern of anxiety, avoidance and then at times total refraining from any type of sexual encounter.
Parental fertilization proportions did not show a pattern of inbreeding avoidance.
"Through the mindfulness intervention, however, we found that many of our patients were able to stop this pattern of avoidance and see an improvement in their symptoms".
We also found that for many youth the relationship context was less important because they were strongly committed to a pattern of risk behavior or risk avoidance regardless of their relationships.
This pattern of avoidance makes it clear that an oversight agency is urgently needed to ensure that students and their parents are well served by the nation's de facto gatekeeper to college.
The same pattern of avoidance and talking-past and taking on the temper of the times turns up in the contemporary science that has returned to the possibility of non-locality.
As human activity increased (i.e., across individual elk calving season areas, or through time), elk showed stronger avoidance of the industrial development footprint during the day but not at night; this spatiotemporal pattern of avoidance revealed that elk continued to use physically disturbed areas but modified their behavior to avoid human activity (Figure 7a).
The pattern of avoidance or delay due to cost for those aged 30 years and over indicates a mixture of both age effects and period effects.
