Sentence examples for of a general pattern from inspiring English sources

In Bush's analysis of such contests, "there's kind of a general pattern".

They complained of a general pattern of discrimination in pay and promotions.

Mapping is itself an instance of a general pattern of computation: iterating over all elements in a sequence.

The BMA said the stark differentials in pay were part of a general pattern of unfair treatment of minority ethnic doctors.

"This may appear to be nit-picking but is symptomatic of a general pattern of lax reporting," the Dartmouth critique stated.

Mhanna told me that this was part of "a general pattern," with most objectionable material being flagged by representatives of the country's many religious groups, rather than the censorship office itself.

"The particular comments of Mr. Huckabee are, I think, part of just a general pattern that we've seen would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad," Obama said during a press conference in Ethiopia.

Despite serious quality problems with some of these data, a general pattern of moderate growth is apparent from the sixteenth through the end of the nineteenth century.

A first male to mate advantage (relative to the time of ovulation) is a general pattern of paternity in mammals [ 26].

Regions furthest from the TSSs or transcription end sites (TESs) had the most TE insertions (Table 1), though all regions had fewer than the expected number of TEs, suggesting a general pattern of a reduction in TEs near genes.

*Due to small number of participants in some groups Fisher's exact test was used The results of this study show a general pattern of diminishing quality of life with the increasing psychical and physical burden in an individual.