Sentence examples for past pattern of from inspiring English sources

Some, for example, will look at a past pattern of rising prices, and assume that the market will continue to skyrocket.

The report concluded that because of Iran's past pattern of concealment it would take some time before the agency could determine if Iran's nuclear program was intended exclusively for peaceful purposes.

They will interpret it as evidence that the United States has already made a decision to leave the Afghan battlefield and that it will ultimately repeat its past pattern of abandoning Pakistan periodically.

But the I.A.E.A. concluded in the report that "given Iran's past pattern of concealment, it will take some time before the agency is able to conclude that Iran's nuclear programme is exclusively for peaceful purposes".

Supt Treble said Field's past pattern of offending was unusual in that he had been prepared to take on two victims at once when he tried to snatch the two teenage boys in 1984.

Federal officials say that greater public involvement — open areas for viewing, less than three hours from Denver International Airport — is a significant departure in itself from the past pattern of closed holding areas or remote open ranges.

Predictions based on past patterns of mortality, they say, fail to take account of trends among the young.

At the same time, in comparison to past patterns of joblessness, some conference participants said, there is notably less "churn" in the ranks of the unemployed.

Experts in the emerging science of paleotempestology, which uses such buried clues to discern past patterns of destructive weather, called the work a significant advance.

Technically, the commission released an update to its principles for what it calls online behavioral advertising — ads shown to the user based on past patterns of behavior.

In a statement, Amgen said the incentives in its contracts with DaVita were based on past patterns of growth and did not cause Epogen usage to increase unduly.