Sentence examples for adhering to a pattern from inspiring English sources

Adhering to a pattern that has held throughout the current crisis, North Korea leavened its defiance with an apparent call for a negotiated solution.

Eighteenth-century opera is structured, as Ms. Saffer put it, "like pearls on a string": a chain of da capo arias, each adhering to a pattern echoed in modern-day pop songs, with a verse, a bridge and a reprise (ABA form).

Subjects said not adhering to a pattern is the point, so homeless individuals with open warrants can't anticipate persecution and dodge a particular shelter.

But because it adhered to a pattern, and later to a grid, it's controlled and held in check.

The details of the one he introduced today, along with the language and symbols with which he promoted it, adhered to a pattern that emerged in the Bush campaign from the moment the Texas governor sewed up the Republican presidential nomination.

Of course, Don is absolutely adhering to an old pattern -- feeling the pain from an old wound, if you will -- in his pursuit of the waitress, Diana.

In our study, women who had high Western pattern scores both in adolescence and in adulthood had the greatest risk of T2DM, suggesting that adhering to a Western dietary pattern during adolescence may affect risk of T2DM beyond that imparted by high Western pattern scores in adulthood, possibly by persistence of an unhealthy dietary pattern through the life course.

Not adhering to a low-risk pattern in cause-specific mortality was associated with 64% of deaths due to CHD and 61% due to CVD.

Those adhering to a vegetarian dietary pattern had an OR for MetS of 0.44 (95% CI 0.30 0.64, P < 0.001) when compared with nonvegetarians.

Children adhering to a 'junk/convenient' eating pattern had a significantly lower likelihood of being overweight (aOR: 0.6; 95% CI: 0.4, 0.9), whereas children adhering to a 'varied Norwegian' or a 'dieting' eating pattern had a significantly higher likelihood of being overweight (respective values: aOR: 2.1; 95% CI: 1.3, 3.2; aOR: 2.2; 95% CI: 1.4, 3.4).

My typical Saturday morning adheres to a basic pattern: my alarm rings.