Sentence examples for established pattern of from inspiring English sources

The corruption lies in the Catholic hierarchy's established pattern of sacrificing people to institutional image.

"This report fits Enron's established pattern of the last several months of attempting to shift blame to others".

Their established pattern of winning titles in odd-numbered years (2003, 2005, 2007) seems certain to end.

"This report fits Enron's established pattern of the last several months of attempting to shift blame to others," said C. E. Andrews, the firm's global managing partner.

But one thing seems clear: the government's established pattern of needing to address the problems its own past actions helped create will continue.

The current friction, they say, belies a broader, established pattern of cooperation by Congress with the intelligence activities of the executive branch.

There is a well-established pattern of independent-mindedness among the heirs.

It's the biggest challenge to the long-established pattern of commercial innovation since the Industrial Revolution.

Mr Speaker, this action has happened against a backdrop of a well-established pattern of Russian State aggression.

There is a well-established pattern of protest parties surging in the Euro-elections and then fizzling at the subsequent general election.

Mr. Jackson has a long-established pattern of firing advisers, lawyers, business managers, agents and other personnel as they fall out of favor.