Sentence examples for reflecting a pattern from inspiring English sources

Women have held on to jobs better than men have during this downturn, reflecting a pattern that prevailed during the previous cycles.

Uniformed security forces appeared to be absent from Douma Thursday, he said, reflecting a pattern increasingly seen in other towns where there have been protests.

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.

There is no hierarchy of hate crime or racist terrorism, but Page's massacre has a distinctive, sickening quality, set amid ignorance and reflecting a pattern of underpublicized bias of a sort that is often directed at the smallest of minority groups.

Recently, though the Jordanian authorities deported his sister-in-law after she returned from a trip to the Persian Gulf, reflecting a pattern that Mr. Salama said was increasingly common: Syrians who try to come to Jordan legally, through the airport or a border crossing, seem to face more difficulties than those who sneak across.

This periodicity has social reasons, reflecting a pattern of diurnal comportment of the network.

If you notice, this reflects a pattern among conservatives.

This reflects a pattern across the public sector.

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.

The suicide rates for natives declined somewhat in 2005 and 2006, but Mr. Perkins said it was too soon to know whether that reflected a pattern.

But Mr. Thompson said the contribution reflected a pattern in which Mr. Bloomberg used his money to woo supporters from mayors to community groups and muzzle potential critics.