Sentence examples for pattern for some time from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise that Twitter's U.S. growth is stalling as the numbers have indicated this pattern for some time.

Network level protection using domain and IP address blacklisting require periodic updates and are reactive in nature as list can be updated only after observing abuse pattern for some time period.

In this dimension, then, it appears that Europe will remain in a low and unbalanced growth pattern for some time, while the convergence in productivity and competitiveness runs its course.

The disease burden in these two older cohorts will be assumed to be similar to but not more than the expected disease burden in the younger cohort since this has been the pattern for some time (unpublished data, NCIRS).

1D and 2D IL has been a common and powerful technique for the generation of patterns for some time; 18 however, the more recent extension into 3D has greatly increased its capabilities.

"He'll have to make that decision himself, but that's certainly been the pattern for quite some time," McConnell said.

But food sales fell in both total and like-for-like terms, and the trade group predicted that pattern would continue for some time, reflecting lower food prices.

They would have had to switch tactics very quickly as investors flocked to the haven of government bonds.Perhaps this will be the pattern for markets for some time: a breathtaking switchback ride as risk-seeking investors try to take advantage of short-term trends (and by their actions, make those trends more vicious).

It was already from the early phase evident that there were two temporal patterns: a primary chronic form; and another one with an initial, remitting pattern, that could last for some time, but with time generally developing into a continuous form.

Carl S. Taylor, a sociology professor at Michigan State University who built a national reputation as an ethnographer of poor communities, said the pattern had been there for some time.

The fires cluster in the savannah grasslands of Northern Territory and Western Australia, a typical pattern for this time of year.