Sentence examples for broad pattern of nonparticipation from inspiring English sources

Lower participation among schools with larger nonwhite populations may reflect a broad pattern of nonparticipation in research activities initiated by predominantly white institutions (Corbie-Smith et al. 1999, 2004; Gamble 1993; Shavers-Hornaday et al. 1997).

It was part of a broad pattern of politicized, corrupted intelligence.

It was really about a broad pattern of anti-competitive behavior.

And, yet, a close examination of those boards reveals no broad pattern of incompetence or corruption.

In 2006, the A.C.L.U and the N.A.A.C.P. sued Baltimore, alleging a broad pattern of abuse.

These episodes fit into a broad pattern of uncomfortable unity between the private and public sector.

This agricultural celebration of Shavuot fit into the broad pattern of Biblical Judaism.

This is particularly noticeable when we examine broad patterns of behaviour, such as major life outcomes.

This goes beyond looking at the broad patterns of absolutism, negativity and pronouns already discussed.

It's a broader pattern of the way we as citizens think about our urban environment.

There is a broader pattern of unreliability in Dugard's book as well.