Sentence examples for earlier patterns from inspiring English sources

Can this spending be brought under control without returning to earlier patterns of neglect?

The modern valley-floor gully pattern is inherited from earlier patterns developed during previous incisional stages of landscape evolution.

Basically, earlier patterns in what you say or read or write "prime" you to repeat them when you're acting automatically.

In contrast to earlier patterns, immigration in the 21st century has come in multinational waves and individual countries have been far less able to manage it.

Women's underrepresentation in high-paying jobs in engineering and information technology reflects earlier patterns in high school and contributes substantially to the gender wage gap, a University of Melbourne report has found.

Seeing how earlier patterns with parents or caregivers contribute to your current behavior can help you review tendencies you have that once helped you to survive, but now create barriers.

Aesthetically, the LoneStar suggests a reversal of an earlier pattern.

In areas without concentrations of particularly favourable resources, a generalized Archaic culture similar to the earlier pattern seems to have persisted.

An early work, Nude, 1934, follows Weston's earlier pattern of shooting the woman as he would one of his famous still lifes, a conch or a capsicum, for instance.

Due to the strong requirement for hairy in early embryonic patterning, it was necessary to distinguish hairy function in tracheal development from its earlier patterning role.

These units originate from the earlier pattern of the embryonic somites, which are blocks of cells generated in a rhythmic fashion from the mesenchymal presomitic mesoderm (PSM).