Sentence examples for pattern has almost from inspiring English sources

Beginning with Aerosmith in 1985, he has worked with nearly 30 bands and the pattern has almost always been the same.

In Fig. 2 b, the longitudinal and lateral lengths of the square pattern have almost the same distribution at the center of the spherical surface; however, in Fig. 2 c, the distributions of the longitudinal and lateral lengths are clearly separated, and both tensile and compressive strain are observed in the peripheral region.

While these changes have been going on, referral patterns have almost certainly changed, but in a way that is difficult to quantify.

Since Sept. 11, the number of hospitals making detailed electronic logs of illness patterns among patients has almost doubled.

The Mets' pattern has been almost predictable.

In each case but one — the Arab oil embargo in the mid-1970s — the pattern has reversed almost immediately.

In contrast to the age of robber barons and swashbuckling captains of booming industries, that pattern has become almost institutionalized in many corporations where making contributions is one way to please the boss.

The pattern has become almost familiar, so much so that Dr. Khan's death was called unsurprising by many moderate Muslims, who complain that the government has become powerless in the face of the extremists.

Previously, the F.A.A. usually bought new systems on the ground and told airlines to equip themselves to use them; now the airlines are taking the initiative to outfit their planes, with safety regulation from the F.A.A. Airlines are even developing their own approach patterns for airports, which has almost always been a government job.

We have one we call the austerity wingtip that has almost nothing but a little pattern on the toe".

Privatisation has almost stopped.