Sentence examples for reflect a pattern from inspiring English sources

"These latest actions reflect a pattern of behaviour by the Argentine government," a Foreign Office spokesman said.

But the warnings also reflect a pattern that goes to the heart of Iran's opaque and factionalized political system and was visible throughout the nuclear negotiations, as Ayatollah Khamenei played both sides of Iran's divide between reformers and hard-liners.

Three types of seismic events were identified, which were interpreted to reflect a pattern of till deformation (Type A), basal sliding (Type B) and hydraulic transience (Type C) associated with stick-slip motion.

When the questioner, Hunter Walker of The New York Observer, further suggested that the quotation might reflect a pattern of sexist remarks by the mayor, Mr. Bloomberg snapped: "Don't be ridiculous.

"They read about it in the media or see it on TV and they figure if it works for the other guy, it would work for me," he said, adding that increases in robberies often reflect a pattern of crimes involving one person committing more than one robbery.

While the figures reflect a pattern that has been in place for some months, it is the first time that Sainsbury's has joined its fellow retail behemoths in losing market share, days after chief executive Justin King boasted about the supermarket's resilience to attacks from the discounters.

If you notice, this reflects a pattern among conservatives.

This reflects a pattern across the public sector.

In many cases, senior officials denied detailed knowledge of the attacks — reflecting a pattern of official responses over recent months.

The historian Beryl Satter has argued that New Thought was, in large part, a women's movement, and one that reflected a pattern of shifting expectations.

By 2000, the Latino share of the population of this town of 20,000 had quadrupled to 43percentt from 10percentt in 1980, reflecting a pattern throughout southwest Kansas.