Sentence examples for pattern of new from inspiring English sources

WAS Bali part of a pattern of new al-Qaeda attacks?

This means pressure for the replacement homes to be built in the cheaper parts of London, probably largely following and extending the present eastward pattern of new supply.

For instance, "1Q84" has sold 95,000 copies in hardcover and 28,000 in e-book — an inversion of the typical sales pattern of new fiction at Knopf.

The pattern of new cuts around the nation leads some advocates to fear that the number of low-income families will only grow in the next few years if programs they can lean on shrink or vanish.

While most of the state's population lives in the cities and the great majority in Sydney a pattern of new settlement is evident in regional centres, most often on the coast.

A SURGE of building in Queens has prompted the Borough President to establish a zoning task force to examine what she termed "a spreading and dangerous pattern" of new multifamily housing that clashes with the one- and two-family homes that characterize many of the borough's residential communities.

We have also allowed decades of misguided planning policies to socially engineer patterns of new development.

Future research should further explore the question of how local regulation affects the spatial patterns of new housing and preserved open space.

Lewis and her team were able to develop a process using technology that digitizes pieces of the used garments and overlays their patterns with the patterns of new clothing to see how to best use all of the available fabric.

Factory sales have simply stopped growing at the phenomenal rates of the mid-80's, which should be no surprise to anyone familiar with the growth patterns of new industries.

South of here on Route 1 toward Pusan, the crazy-quilt urban patterns of new office buildings and old kiosks begin to melt away into farm land and rice fields.