Sentence examples for historic patterns from inspiring English sources

Also available online are baby blankets, napkins and other linens made by an artisan weaver from historic patterns.

Meanwhile, India's government should address historic patterns of discrimination and focus increased resources on educating disadvantaged girls.

Throughout his career, Mr. Reagan benefited from divisive appeals to whites who resented efforts to reverse historic patterns of racial discrimination.

Economic models based on historic patterns of unemployment, wages, debt and housing prices suggest that people should be spending more money.

She has not been engaged in national issues, does not have a repertoire of historic patterns and, like President Bush, she seems to compensate for her lack of experience with brashness and excessive decisiveness.

Smart grids, which run using the Internet of things, allow energy distribution to be managed in real time based on immediate data rather than historic patterns of energy use.

The result is that the historic pattern of New York Jewish life has been turned upside-down.

Local experts have mapped the historic pattern of this fog for over 30 years.

Then, he said, the company's earnings would pick up to their historic pattern of more than 20percentt annual growth.

The historic pattern of girls outperforming boys for reading continued, with 90% of girls getting to stage four, and 84% of boys.

Although the line was subsequently adjusted to conform to various geographical & political realities, Pope Alexander's basic east-west division set the historic pattern.