Sentence examples for pattern it would from inspiring English sources

The current owners of IntelSat have already increased the company's debt to $11 billion, and if Blackstone followed its typical pattern, it would add even more.

"If this happened as a pattern, it would have set off an alarm," McVey said of the possible sexual assault.

He said he assumed the company was trying to avoid creating a pattern it would not be able to fulfill in the future.

If the merger followed that pattern, it would not only tax management's ability to meld European and American corporate cultures but could also lead to the destruction of shareholder value, and of jobs eliminated in overlapping businesses.

Had he covered the entire City Hall in the garish brick pattern it would have been something to see; but as it is, it seems unlikely that many people will realize they're looking at art, much less attach any meaning to it.

If MDMA were to follow the same pattern, it wouldn't be long before any entrepreneurial drug user could cry trauma to gain access to a steady stream of highly potent ecstasy.

To understand the stability of a stacking pattern, imagine looking down from the top (as in the diagrams) and trying to cut a giant knife from top to bottom; with the simple pattern, it'd be easy to cut right through the red lines, but with the second pattern, you'll bump into crossing bales at every other layer.

If the current bond yield were fitting its past patterns, it would have to fall more than half a point.

Of course if the world followed recommended eating patterns it would grind to a halt.

If we could just synchronize our sleep more closely with natural light patterns, it would become far easier to wake up.

Now a study suggests that, paradoxically, this same sensation may prime the brain to sense patterns it would otherwise miss — in mathematical equations, in language, in the world at large.