Sentence examples for pattern and raised from inspiring English sources

But health officials called her case troubling precisely because it did not fit the pattern and raised the possibility that the bacteria was being distributed in some new way.

Several McCain advisers said it would be tough to continue if he did not break this year's pattern and raise enough money to at least pay for a campaign.

Previous studies have also found this pattern and raise important questions regarding cultural influences upon illness attribution and perception.

Davydenko, No. 4 in the world, has a combined 0-11 record against Blake and Roddick and has had an emotionally draining season because of a continuing investigation by the men's Tour into a match he lost in August that generated suspect betting patterns and raised concerns about match fixing.

Some had hyperkeratosis, a condition known as "toad skin" due to the striated patterns and raised lumps it causes.

Along the way he also touches on what the Vikings took away from our grammar, takes a skeptical look at the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis (which holds that language affects thought patterns) and raises the question as to whether the ancient Phoenicians may have had more of a hand in our language than is currently thought.

Ito sought inspiration by methods such as staring at spirals, researching spirals, creating spiral patterns by draining water from bath tubs, eating foods with spiral patterns, and raising snails.

These findings are consistent with the highly specific changes observed in tRNA fragmentation patterns and raise the possibility that Dnmt2 might be required for the translation of a specific subset of proteins.

Equally bizarre, the Providence Journal reports that a retired Rhode Island schoolteacher's attempt to pay off a credit card was held up because the transaction did not fit his usual pattern and therefore raised a red flag.

Adopting a different perspective on the SOV status of Bangla allows for a simple explanation of the patterns observed and raises the possibility that other "wh-in-situ" languages may also have (obligatory) overt wh-movement.

Stiff flight pattern, wings strongly bowed and raised only slightly above horizontal (Hilty 2003, Schulenberg et al. 2007).