Sentence examples for a pattern of providing from inspiring English sources

"The supporters have tended to become fixed in a pattern of providing rather blanket defenses of the test instrument," he says.

Not long after the company arrived in the city, the State Commission of Correction, which investigates each prison or jail death, began publicly criticizing Prison Health for what it called a pattern of providing care that repeatedly harmed inmates with acute physical or mental illnesses.

"I suggest doing one video or podcast or blog each week, minimum, and then trying to expand from there as you get good at it," says Alex. "When you demonstrate a consistent pattern of providing value, you'll gain a bigger, more devoted audience that leads to more sales".

But as part of a larger pattern of providing legitimacy and normality, it's worse than regrettable.

If one understands ad hominem as a pattern of argument (providing reasons for the conclusion that one should dismiss or be sceptical of someone's point of view), then one must find a method for distinguishing between instances of this pattern which are and are not acceptable.

By any reasonable standard, for the president the chief legal officer of the branch of government charged with enforcing the nation's laws to exhibit such a pattern of behavior provides abundant evidence that Trump "corruptly endeavored to influence, obstruct, or impede the due and proper administration of law......

The committee criticized Mr. Torricelli for maintaining a "personal and official relationship with Mr. Chang under circumstances where you knew that he was attempting to ingratiate himself, in part through a pattern of attempts to provide you and those around you with gifts over a period of several years".

Mr. Bolton said the recent discovery that Iran is developing and testing advanced uranium-enrichment centrifuges proved his point, and accused Iran of a "pattern of repeatedly lying to and providing false reports" to the inspection agency.

Films were shown continuously throughout the session, providing a pattern of visual stimulation highly unlikely to be correlated with any experimental procedure.

The structured lighting probe described in this paper seeks to address the requirements for pattern projection in minimally invasive surgery by providing a pattern of high brightness, high density and employing a codification strategy based on spectral discrimination.

The study is unique in that it provides a pattern of how both masters' and doctoral students cite resources in their studies.