Sentence examples for reflect a pattern of from inspiring English sources
"These latest actions reflect a pattern of behaviour by the Argentine government," a Foreign Office spokesman said.
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.
The company, in a filing with the S.E.C., said reductions reflect a pattern of malfeasance in which "account balances were reviewed, sometimes at the request of senior executives, with the goal of seeking adjustments so that quarterly objectives could be met".
Han Lianchao, a former pro-democracy activist in China, who has since worked as a Senate aide and China commentator in the United States, called Ms. Brady's case unusual, but added if China's involvement was proved, it would reflect "a pattern of intimidation that is being expanded from the domestic to the international," and included kidnappings of dissident Chinese citizens abroad.
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.
Lord Monckton said the incidents reflected a pattern of willful misrepresentation by scientists with financial and professional interests that render them unsuitable to give neutral advice.
Whilst its 'problematic' nature is a subject of debate, it reflects a pattern of sexual activity which puts teenagers at risk of HIV.
The UBS case reflects a pattern of abuse that authorities have uncovered as part of a multi-year investigation into rate-rigging.
