Sentence examples for patterns of patronage from inspiring English sources

As old patterns of patronage were overturned with the arrival of new prestige goods outside the control of the former rulers, new adventurers came onto the scene.

"Whether it was patterns of patronage or his own inclination which later impelled him towards a smaller scale and lighter touch, this View of the Rialto demonstrates that in 1768 he could impress as well as delight".

And some diplomats and analysts say they fear that the sudden rush of aid and attention, if it is not handled properly, could reinforce patterns of patronage that have contributed indirectly to Yemen's culture of extremism.

The appointment also shows a pattern of patronage by a premier who campaigned on accusing the previous Liberal government of same.

We suspect that this pattern of patronage and engagement was common in interwar British medical and veterinary scientific research, and thus worthy of further historical attention.

Historians have chronicled the pattern of patronage involving a single mighty benefactor, such as the Rockefeller Foundation's support of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and biomedical laboratories in universities.

As Norwegian operators of public transport do not currently have sufficient data for sorting out the detailed travel patterns of their patronage there is a pressing need for engaging travelers more directly.

I dislike that form of patronage.

The simplest form of patronage was the annual stipend.

It's a very modern form of patronage.

Soon, the old "patterns" of factionalism and patronage came to the fore.