Sentence examples for a pattern of the from inspiring English sources

Then suppose that we work out some lesser example which will be a pattern of the greater?

A 2004 inquiry found a pattern of the company intimidating workers who raised safety or environmental concerns.

"It's because of a pattern of the distributors of favoring two large chains of movie theaters and ignoring independents," said New Haven's Mayor, John DeStefano.

This has been a pattern of the series: upon making a breakthrough the Australians have always managed to up the tempo.

Yet a pattern of the Scot dropping Rooney for some games became established, as did that of him being deployed in a wide role, or in central midfield.

But it fits a pattern of the owner, senior players and managers bouncing off one another since the last days of Mourinho and the first weeks of Hiddink.

This continued a pattern of the league requesting credit for improving conditions without accepting its role in preserving the conditions that required improvement.

His arrest appeared to fit a pattern of the intimidation of prominent artists who support the antigovernment movement.

First, a pattern of the required shape (slightly enlarged to allow for shrinkage) is made in wood, metal, or plastic.

This suggests a pattern of the integration of local practices that has remained characteristic of Daoism throughout its history.

Mr. Bout's lawyers had argued that the extradition request was part of a pattern of the United States' reaching beyond its borders to punish its enemies.