Sentence examples for be a pattern of from inspiring English sources

"But there seems to be a pattern of benign neglect.

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

Of the handful of other successful convictions known to advocates, there appears to be a pattern of weak prosecutions, out of step with national trends.

I think it was a natural reaction to what Republicans believe to be a pattern of excessive use of force and abrogation of freedom by this administration".

"There does not appear to be a pattern of unprincipled decision-making by any of the justices of the Florida supreme court," she wrote in a report.

"There appears to be a pattern of behaviour here in using his public office to benefit both himself and wealthy Liberal donor Paul Marks, Dreyfussaidid.

Dugher told the Guardian: "There are questions to answer about what seems to be a pattern of behaviour in Whitehall where non-Conservatives are replaced by Conservatives".

Mr. Dorismond's death comes as City Hall confronts Ms. Lynch's contention that there appears to be a pattern of biased enforcement by the Police Department.

"Last week we've seen welfare cuts to some of the most vulnerable, which seems to be a pattern of behaviour from the [Coalition]," she said.

One clue may be a pattern of symptoms that occur in the same enclosed space, but that improve outside in fresh air.

It may be a pattern of regular rotation of different crops or one of growing only one crop year after year on the same area.