Sentence examples for pattern that helps from inspiring English sources

Daily practices can become a pattern that helps you model, teach, reinforce, and create opportunities to cultivate gratitude.

This can be a powerful design pattern that helps to insulate existing consumers from change, when additional and new operations are added to a service.

The previous six summers have been dominated by high sea level pressure over the Beaufort Sea and Greenland, paired with low sea level pressure over Eurasia a pattern that helps to transport warm air into the Arctic.

She has found that people who live in whiter neighborhoods today are more supportive of restrictive development, and that cities that were whiter on average than their respective metropolitan areas in 1970 have more restrictive land use in the 21st century, a pattern that helps explain why segregation persists.

It's a pattern that helps explain why Angelo Mozillo, then CEO of Countrywide, would allow his employees to write tens of thousands of home mortgages he knew were likely to default, while selling off his shares in the company as fast as he could, before their inevitable crash.

This stuff is printed with a "micro-replicated optical pattern" that helps spread the light better, allowing for fewer LEDs and counteracting the stage light effect.

The number of white voters Mr. Trump attracts keeps shrinking as a share of the electorate, while the number of nonwhite voters he repels keeps growing, a pattern that helped President Obama retain the White House.

Rogers says the cool summers following icy winters over the Great Lakes are not a direct result of the lake ice, but rather the large-scale weather pattern that helped the lake ice form in the first place.

As it happens, it was just such a pattern that helped Silbey make the connection between Colatat, a student in two of her classes (Methods for Graduate Research in the Social Sciences and Qualitative Research Methods), and the new the Simons Center.

He tracked the muggers' footprints on sand dunes over the course of several weeks, to get data for the maps, and established a pattern that helped police predict the attacks, so that they could lie in wait.

Documents analysed by the Guardian show: Skype, the voice-over-internet business now owned by Microsoft, used two Luxembourg companies and an Irish subsidiary to circulate royalties and profits in a pattern that helped its Skype Technologies unit in Luxembourg report no corporation tax over a five-year period.