Sentence examples for calls a pattern from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit describes what it calls a pattern in which black employees were not promoted beyond a certain level and were paid less than whites in comparable jobs.

Mr. Bradley, in public appearances, press releases and interviews, insists that Mr. Gore has repeatedly and deliberately distorted his positions on health care, taxation, school funding and campaign finance in what he calls a "pattern of misrepresentation".

At the core of the controversy is what the opposition calls a pattern of government ministers' handing out contracts to friends and companies who donate to the Liberal Party.

Of course, we came into each others' offices anyway about 20 times over the course of that morning, sharing news and comparing notes from phone calls, a pattern that would repeat itself countless times over the next 10 years.

"That's what's called a pattern interrupt," he said.

Democrats have cited Bunning as an example of what they call a pattern of Republican obstructionism.

Republicans have cited those profits as an example of what they called a pattern of questionable ethical behavior.

Chinese graduate students at Yale University protested yesterday over what they called a "pattern of discrimination" by the university.

In 1981, a State Senate investigation committee found what it called a pattern of "bizarre behavior" and "a virtual top-to-bottom" breakdown in the licensing process.

Joseph B. Cheshire, the lawyer for one of the three released men, Jonathon Hoffman, credited the discovery rules with bringing to light what he called a pattern of wrongful convictions.

Mr. Worby is preparing to sue the school district for what he called a pattern of negligence and cover-up.But the Morris family denies the Maldonados' claims.