Sentence examples for longstanding patterns from inspiring English sources

Many would argue that the emergence of parallel communities owes more to discriminatory housing policies, longstanding patterns of chain migration and white flight than a deliberate decision by government to foster different cultures.

Such housing is a good idea anywhere in Nassau County, not only because so many young people and families on Long Island desperately need it, but also because — depending on where it goes — it can help end longstanding patterns of racial and economic separation on Long Island, one of the most segregated suburbs in the country.

Rising interest in real estate deals comes amid a period of generally rising property and rental prices, as well as cultural and demographic shifts that are altering longstanding patterns of household formation.

Edupreneurship is designed to unleash creative energy into conservative school systems and disrupt longstanding patterns of underachievement.

In order to really begin to change these longstanding patterns of bullying, we must begin to ask: Who gets targeted for bullying, and why?

The health of workers is influenced not just by work exposures but also by a complicated web in which government policy, racial history, geographic variation, economic opportunity, and longstanding patterns of exploitation may contribute to existing conditions and disparities in health among poor working women.

It's usually a longstanding pattern, established in childhood as the "family hero".

The growth reflects a stark change in the longstanding pattern of immigration from China.

"You're not going to see a longstanding pattern of sadistic behavior from the parent," Dr. D'Urso said.

It is a longstanding pattern that the Americans recover from recessions by building more homes and filling them with things.

When scanning prints, a task at which the Epson and Canon models excelled, all four models followed the longstanding pattern of all flatbed scanners.