Sentence examples for in line with a pattern from inspiring English sources

And for most Indians the decisions are not merely connected, but fall in line with a pattern of moral regulation that has become standard practice for the nationalist BJP since it was elected into power last year.

The move falls in line with a pattern established long ago by General Manager Mike Tannenbaum, of adding superb talent, then asking his coaching staff to make it all work.

The rest falls in line with a pattern of well-documented bigotry.

This is in line with a pattern of reduced sleep duration reported by the Hedman study [ 8].

Similarly, venture capital investment in Dallas has plunged, in line with a nationwide pattern.

The CML said the drop in the second quarter of the year was in line with a seasonal pattern it has seen in each of the past three years.

Diverting revenue from tariffs to suffering employers falls in line with a familiar pattern, said Usha Haley, an international business professor at Wichita State University who tracks Chinese subsidies.

Abdul-Mahdi's interview clearly falls in line with a broader pattern of statements by elected officials in Baghdad who feel that major changes, even a timeline for withdrawal, must be made before any new security agreement is signed with the United States.

The proportion of males was the highest within the youngest patients and was decreasing with advanced age, which is in line with a known pattern among HF patients.

Short went on to claim that Tester had "fallen in line" with an "obstruction pattern" led by Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.).

Taking into account the increase in the differences of costs for outpatient care from 2006 to 2009 (€1722 p.c. Vs. €3733 p.c). these findings appear to be in line with a more elaborate pattern of outpatient care for DMP patients as presented in Table 2. Contrary to outpatient care, DMP patients received slightly more prescribed medication (63.5 Vs. 62.9) at lower costs (€ 1,170 vs. € 1,207).