Sentence examples for pattern established by from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, McNamee's lawyers refused to comment on what their client said in his deposition, following a pattern established by lawyers for the other witnesses.
Mayor Bloomberg has insisted that all city unions follow the wage pattern established by District Council 37, which represents 121,000 workers.
The masks have facial forms that repeat the angular pattern established by the heavy triangular eyelids, and they are topped by a bushy coif of raffia.
She is also capable of following the pattern, established by the likes of Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Moynihan and Jacob Javits, that finds New York senators playing a role on the national and world stages even as they defend local interests.
Choi's dazzling third novel follows the pattern established by her second, that of imagining a character on the sidelines of real historical events in this case, the hunt for a Unabomber-like terrorist.
The pattern established by emancipation — in which black progress was valued chiefly in proportion to its ability to assuage white unease, in which self-congratulation became a national motif — remains with us.
While he conceded that the Madoff case "does not fall neatly" into the patterns established by prior court decisions, he said that did not justify relying on the final account statements to establish losses in a Ponzi scheme.
It is impossible to know what is on those ballots until canvassers look at them, but a statistical analysis by The New York Times shows Mr. Gore could conceivably pick up votes there if voting patterns established by ballots that were counted hold true for the uncounted cards.
Initially GE's Internet strategy followed the patterns established by the dot-coms.
"Circadian biology is becoming more important because postmodern society doesn't live according to rules of ancient patterns established by evolution," she says.
Even with these limitations, this study presents contributions regarding associations between the clinical and sociodemographic data of children and caregivers, and communication patterns established by physicians.
