Sentence examples for long established patterns from inspiring English sources

The question raised by most Saudi commentators has been how willing the Al-Sauds might be to alter long established patterns of rule in a way that would let them face the most violent challenge yet.

In this regard, communities as the pivot point of the paradigm were commonly seen as small, homogeneous, and traditional entities bounded to specific territories (IUCN et al 1991: 57; Kumar 2005: 277; Cox et al. 2010: 6) that 'are in harmony with the environment and demonstrate long established patterns of sustainable and equitable use of resources' (Li 1996: 503).

These specialist practitioners recognised that for those with long-term illness, changing established patterns can be very hard.

This does not mean that standardization sterilizes research but reducing its diversity generates a long-term path dependency on established patterns.

Since you have been together for such a long time, you may already have established patterns of communication that will enable you to reach out to one another, lovingly, while exposing some profound and raw feelings.

In the eighteenth century established patterns continued, with T-shaped churches with steeples on the long side, as at New Church, Dumfries (1724 27), and Newbattle Parish Church (1727 29).

In the eighteenth century established patterns of church building continued, with T-shaped plans with steeples on the long side, as at New Church, Dumfries (1724 27), and Newbattle Parish Church (1727 29).

The New York Times in its reporting uncovered Mr. Blumenthal's long and well established pattern of misleading his constituents about his Vietnam War service, which he acknowledged in an interview with The Times.