Sentence examples for because of a pattern from inspiring English sources

America's leadership in the world is called into question because of a pattern of indecision and inconsistency.

"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.

San Jose State lost nine scholarships because of a pattern of poor performance and will have four hours of practice time reduced per week.

Because of a pattern of human rights abuses and a growing sense of authoritarianism, the administration of President Saakashvili was shortly confronted by growing if loosely knit opposition.

A majority of the commission concluded that George W. Bush won Florida, and the presidency, because of "a pattern and practice of injustice, ineptitude and inefficiency" by election officials that denied blacks the right to vote.

According to sources in the American Contract Bridge League, some officials of the organization began to grow suspicious of the Cohen-Katz team in the mid-1970's because of a pattern in their ability to win especially difficult hands.

But the choice of Pawson is troubling because it seems part of a pattern.

Eileen Murphy, a spokeswoman for the Times, argued that there was no real compensation gap, but conceded to me that "this incident was a contributing factor" to the firing of Abramson, because "it was part of a pattern".

Of course, the Farook-Malik murders were terrible, and they were distinct from the other mass killings because they were part of a pattern of mass murder directed or inspired by ISIS.

An analysis of missing data patterns revealed that one item related to numbness was missing data because of a skip pattern in the questionnaire, and one item about job-related difficulty was missing data because of the number of retired patients.

To the human eye, the scarf adorns; to a computer's eye, it obscures, because of a camouflage pattern called HyperFace printed on the fabric.