Sentence examples for pattern attempts from inspiring English sources
"The size looks similar at six feet tall," says Filipchuck. "The pattern attempts to be a copy, we zoomed in and the composition of the pattern matched exactly [a circle in a pentagon] on a grid of lines coming out of the corners.
Most of the things Obama's taken heat for saying this summer fall into these two familiar patterns — attempts to find a rational common ground on controversial issues and dumb-avoidance.
These types of designs, which the site Dark Patterns attempts to expose, are exactly the type of thing you don't want to include in your own software.
Other patterns attempt to visually break up the forms of the cars with bold shards that suggest World War I "dazzle ships," painted with large jagged shapes to avoid detection by German submarines.
The assault fit a pattern of attempts to attack high officials and religious figures close to President Bashar al-Assad.
The committee criticized Mr. Torricelli for maintaining a "personal and official relationship with Mr. Chang under circumstances where you knew that he was attempting to ingratiate himself, in part through a pattern of attempts to provide you and those around you with gifts over a period of several years".
An individual racist attack surely need not be part of a current pattern of attempts at group domination.
The men's story follows a recent pattern of attempts by American Muslims to join militant groups fighting the United States military in countries like Afghanistan.
But a Russian hack would fit a past pattern of attempts on government servers, and a member of Putin's ruling party recently expressed a preference for Trump, whose campaign chairman formerly advised a Ukrainian president ousted for his pro-Putin stance.
Impact of geopolitics on migrant routes Frontex's annual reports illustrate the longer-term pattern of attempted illegal entry into Europe: while the routes remain constant their relative popularity ebbs and flows due to a combination of factors.
Matt Wrack, general secretary of the FBU, and a former firefighter with 30 years' service, says: "In recent years we have seen the creation of ever more complicated shift patterns as attempts are made to cut costs and job numbers.
