Sentence examples for sees a pattern in from inspiring English sources

Microsoft sees a pattern in Mr. Robertson's past, regarding him as a serial opportunist who is trying to exploit the intellectual property rights of others once again.

"Americans' Meager Income Gains" (editorial, Aug. 29) sees a pattern in which "the spoils of the nation's economic growth have flowed almost exclusively to the wealthy and the extremely wealthy": Suppose the wealthy had shared just a little more of the profits with the general working public.

Mr. Axelrod said he sees a pattern in Mr. Romney's behavior, pointing to his decision not to initially criticize Rush Limbaugh's comments this year describing a law student who spoke in favor of the administration's insurance rules on contraception coverage a "slut".

At the moment, we'd just be happy if the media didn't lose its marbles everytime someone sees a pattern in the spray.  .

One sees a pattern in the analysis, in which one or two aspects of Trump that are worrisome are conceded to "look fascist," but that other aspects of Trump's personality or platform means the bill does not fit.

They did not yet see a pattern in the various incidents and felonies.

While analyzing weather data that was collected during the 1996 Summer Olympics, Dr. Robert Bornstein, a professor of meteorology at San Jose State University in California, saw a pattern in the winds.

But many French now claim to see a pattern in Hollande's behavior reflective of a general weakness in his Presidency.

He saw a pattern in the tracks that suggested the flow of streams, and he came up with a model based on fluid dynamics to simulate crowd movement.

If you see a pattern in moving from "Smart move" to "Think about it," that is intentional, say executives at Hyundai Motor America and Goodby, Silverstein.

After collecting papers on "anything that had funky structures," he began to see a pattern in who developed weapons and who did not.