Sentence examples for a pattern that may from inspiring English sources

The aim is to find a pattern that may be from aliens.

"These transactions would form a pattern that may be discernable in certain databases to which the U.S. government would have lawful access".

Talking about the recent claims of massacres, he said they were "indicative of a pattern that may amount to crimes against humanity".

Both the center-left and center-right in Britain may be beginning to crack up, a pattern that may soon be replicated in the United States.

Siders' research found that managed retreat has resulted in a majority of buyouts occurring in low-income neighborhoods – a pattern that may be perpetuating a history of social inequality.

In the journal Evolutionary Anthropology, Dr. Samson and Dr. Charles L. Nunn, an evolutionary biologist at Duke, reported that human sleep is exceptionally short and deep, a pattern that may have helped give rise to our powerful minds.

The severity of the public reaction and swiftness of the response resembled the protests that followed the 2009 election--a pattern that may very well repeat itself in the 2023 elections.

WTI crude oil broke above its key $56 level that is now a support and formed a bull flag pattern, which is a continuation pattern that may indicate more gains ahead.

In the past year, the dollar has been forming a consolidation pattern that appears to be a wedge pattern that may lead to even more gains, provided that the U.S. Dollar Index can clear the 100 resistance level.

To say this is not to suggest that relations can or should resettle into a familiar pattern that may or may not have existed in a former time.

The hair was taken from a verified hunter male cat that was fed frequently by hunting, a behavioral pattern that may account for the presence of compounds of prey body metabolism that is detected by rodents and suggested to trigger aversion circuits55.