Sentence examples for in keeping with this pattern from inspiring English sources

In keeping with this pattern, the seven-day mourning observances for those killed in the Ashura protests generated no significant demonstrations in Iran.

In keeping with this pattern, Trump delivered his first major foreign-policy address to government leaders from the Arab and Muslim world, calling for a "principled realism, rooted in common values, shared interests, and common sense".

In keeping with this pattern, we shall restrict our own attention to zebrafish, and in particular to the segmentation clock in the presomitic mesoderm (PSM) of zebrafish.

As in many parts of Haiti, free public education opportunities are limited in this region, with most children attending private school; in keeping with this pattern, students at the Christianville schools are charged tuition, but on a sliding scale, with a third or more paying only minimal tuition or on full scholarships.

In keeping with this expression pattern and both paroxysmal and interictal neurological dysfunction in ATP1A3-related disease (Heinzen et al., 2014), we show common and dynamic abnormalities of cardiac physiology in alternating hemiplegia, as manifest in electrocardiographic data.

This is also in keeping with the pattern of comedies suffering less steep drop-offs than action films laden with special effects, Mr. Dergarabedian said.

In keeping with the pattern of the season, the leaders would put in a series of abject displays in early 2000 and it seemed as though the status quo could yet be restored.

In keeping with the pattern of the game, Louth hit back with two points to level it up at 1-9 aftere after 53 minutes, but then White missed a penalty.

In keeping with that pattern, Epshteyn has adopted some of the Russian government's narrative about its annexation of Crimea, Ukraine's southern peninsula, in 2014.

(In keeping with the pattern for most movies that premiered elsewhere, there will not be a press conference for the film).

Yet, in keeping with the pattern of misrepresentation, Holder, when he was asked what element of the crime had necessitated the seizure of AP records, said that the leak "put the American people at risk, and that is not hyperbole".