Sentence examples for but in a pattern from inspiring English sources

But in a pattern that has emerged throughout Syria's war, gains on one front have meant drawing down troops on another, leaving government positions exposed.

However, genes related to heat shock were dramatically induced – but in a pattern and under growth conditions that are not easily explained by elevated temperatures.

But in a pattern that repeated itself throughout the match, Azarenka handed the lead back by losing her serve in a game that included two double faults.

But in a pattern repeated the length of the contact line, it is only aid agencies such as Save the Children and Médecins Sans Frontières who are stepping in to offer support and vital services.

But in a pattern reminiscent of urban America, the city still has little clue about what to do about the ring doughnut of depressed inner-city areas that lie between the flourishing downtown areas and the prosperous suburbs.Some high-profile projects are making an impact on the appearance of inner-city areas.

But in a pattern which must be becoming grimly familiar to the much-criticised historian, the judge dismissed his claim for £2,000 in damages for breach of contract after finding that diverging interpretations by Mr Irving and his landlady of her terms and conditions meant she had been within her rights to ask him to leave.

Indeed, scientists warned of danger to those living downwind from the Trinity site but, in a pattern-setting decision, the military boss, General Leslie Groves, ruled that residents not be evacuated and kept completely in the dark (at least until they spotted a blast brighter than any sun).

"We will do this, but not in a pattern that will encourage more kidnappings". Eldad Regev's father and brothers described the reservist soldier as laid-back but patriotic, with a wide circle of friends.

"It involves certain elements of behaviour, which on their own would not be seen to be criminal under the law, but which in a pattern of behaviour which the experts tell us is coercive control.

When a cloud flashed, they considered it, but only somewhat, in a pattern that followed what Bayes's formula predicted.

Jennifer Gardiner's geometric abstractions start with paint but are overlaid in a pattern formed by grid upon grid upon grid of fine colored thread.