Sentence examples for pattern of serious from inspiring English sources

We are seeing a pattern of serious violations of rights".

Kathryn C. Zoon, the agency official responsible for vaccines, said that "no systematic pattern" of serious reaction had been found.

A pattern of serious problems was detailed in a scathing report published last year after an inquiry by Justice Department investigators.

But a senior official resigned and another took retirement after they and others were strongly criticised in inspector general Michael Horowitz's report which lays out a "pattern of serious failures" over the operation, called Fast and Furious.

He recovered after being hospitalized in the pediatric intensive care unit at Yale-New Haven Hospital, and Ms. Galvin said the accident was just the latest in "what appears to be a pattern" of serious incidents at the track, many involving children".

Citing a recent Justice Department investigation of Baltimore's police department, which found a systemic pattern of "serious violations of the U.S. Constitution and federal law," he told me, "Knowing that it's hard to be punished for misconduct fosters an attitude where you think you don't have to answer for your behavior".

The idea that people with autism-spectrum disorders can stumble into patterns of serious criminality has a name: counterfeit deviance.

"The facade of calm and normality that is apparent to the occasional visitor to the country, and others confined to sections of the capital, belies the consistent patterns of serious human rights violations," the report reads.

So, considering our concerns were being voiced – much like they are before every school holiday – and considering we are starting to understand the patterns of serious youth violence, why aren't more preventative strategies being put into place?

In a dig at bland reports by western diplomats and visiting correspondents, the report says: "The facade of calm and normality that is apparent to the occasional visitor to the country, and others confined to sections of the capital, belies the consistent patterns of serious human rights violations".

In a dig at whitewashed reporting by western diplomats and visiting correspondents, the report states: "The facade of calm and normality that is apparent to the occasional visitor to the country, and others confined to sections of the capital, belies the consistent patterns of serious human rights violations".