Sentence examples for a rather consistent pattern of from inspiring English sources

Abnormalities induced in animals by specific dose ranges and at specific periods of gestation showed a rather consistent pattern of brain malformation, defective limbs and facial abnormalities.

As the company seems to have a rather consistent annual funding pattern, we only hope that the valutation or shares aren't being compromised.

We see such diversity in dinosaurs too, though more intriguingly they form a fairly consistent pattern of change.

There was a clear gender gap — a very consistent pattern of women rating the puppies as cuter than the men did.

A relatively consistent pattern of gender differences emerged.

Global statements, such as "in no instance was there a consistent pattern of responses" (Morris et al. 2006), rather than a table of the results, left readers unable to reach conclusions independently.

More important, having a few months of good news doesn't excuse a consistent pattern of dishonest, irresponsible leadership.

Meanwhile, Walmart — the nation's biggest retailer — "had a consistent pattern of stormwater violations in a number of states," said Schaeffer, now executive director of the Environmental Integrity Project.

A vital piece in making this happen is to establish a consistent pattern of quality intimacy building communication by phone.

This time, Gore explained, he had a coherent theme: the Bush Administration had subjected the American people to a consistent pattern of "false impressions".

The Brazil agreement, Deese said, "follows a consistent pattern of the president highlighting climate change s a central component of his bilateral engagements".